spring classes

It’s not too late to apply for Spring Semester classes at Volunteer State Community College. They start on January 18. The college plans two weeks of Rock Enroll to help people get ready. The event offers extended evening hours on all four campuses and accelerated help with admissions. Walk-in visitors can: apply and speak with Admissions about next steps; complete orientation requirements; test for placement; meet about Financial Aid; meet with an advisor; and register for classes.

Many people are unhappy with their current job situation. But there is an important point to keep in mind- applicants need the education and experience to be ready for that new career and to get that new job. Volunteer State Community College has more than 100 areas of study, including two-year degrees to get students directly into the workforce. Spring classes start on January 18. New and returning students should apply now.

It’s time to apply for Spring Classes at Vol State. We will have a full mix of in-person and online offerings on all four of our campuses: Gallatin, Springfield, Livingston, and Cookeville. New and readmit students (those who haven’t attended in a while) can get started by going to www.volstate.edu/apply

Volunteer State Community College has expanded online support for students and faculty are finding new ways to teach classes. In Nursing, one instructor uses online polling instead of traditional quizzes. It allows students to see what they know in comparison to the rest of the class and offers a new way to spark class discussion. It’s a commitment to help students succeed, even in the most trying of circumstances. The college will have hundreds of courses to choose from this spring, in more than 100 areas of study.

It's not too late to apply for the Spring Semester. Classes start January 19, so you will need to apply right away at www.volstate.edu/apply

The holidays can get busy and so people considering taking college classes this spring are encouraged to apply now. Spring classes at Volunteer State Community College start on January 21. There are hundreds of courses to choose from in six major divisions: Business and Technology; Health Sciences; Math and Science; Humanities, Nursing; and Social Science and Education. Classes are held in the day and evening in traditional classroom formats. The college also offers hundreds of online classes each semester.

Spring semester at Volunteer State Community College is another opportunity for adult students to attend classes tuition-free with TN Reconnect. TN Reconnect is a statewide program that began this fall. Hundreds of TN Reconnect students are taking classes at Vol State this semester. The primary requirement is that people can’t already have a college degree. They can have college credits and those credits could apply to a Vol State degree.