By Jennifer Minke, Assistant Director of Admissions, Tarrant County College District, and ̽»¨Â¥ Community and Content Facilitator
Some community colleges are shifting to . This transition aims to provide more flexible and accessible learning opportunities for students, particularly those who balance work, family, and other commitments.
In our upcoming discussion at the May Collective Gathering, ̽»¨Â¥ members are invited to explore the various considerations involved in this shift, including the pros and cons of online versus in-person classes. We will discuss how this change might impact dual credit programs and adult learners, who often benefit from the flexibility and targeted learning that short-term courses provide.
This relaxed and open discussion is an excellent opportunity to share ideas, experiences, and best practices on transitioning to short-term courses. Whether you are an admissions officer, registrar, or enrollment manager, your insights and perspectives are valuable to this conversation.
Webinar Details:
Title: Community Colleges: Moving to Short-Term Courses
Date/Time: May 22, 2025, 3:00-4:00 p.m. ET
Description: Let's chat about how some community colleges are shifting to offer predominantly short-term courses. We'll talk about any considerations between online versus in-person classes and explore how this change might affect dual credit and adult learner programs. Join us for a relaxed discussion to share ideas and experiences on making this transition smooth and effective.