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Central Penn College is offering more than 40 non-credit courses that community members can take online, at no cost, during the spring term. Participants can choose from a wide variety of subjects, including business, healthcare, criminal justice, information technology, accounting, legal studies, mathematics and more.
Central Penn College continues to follow the federal and state guidelines regarding social distancing in response to COVID–19. The Trump Administration announced yesterday that it has extended social distancing guidelines for all businesses, organizations and gatherings until April 30.
For the first two weeks of the spring term, Central Penn College has decided to conduct all classes online. During this period, which begins on Monday, April 6, and extends to Saturday, April 18, the campus also will remain closed.
Central Penn College to offer Free Online Classes to Community Members
Central Penn College is offering more than 40 non-credit courses that community members can take online, at no cost, during the spring term. Participants can choose from a wide variety of subjects, including business, healthcare, criminal justice, information technology, accounting, legal studies, mathematics and more.
COVID-19 Update: March 30, 2020
Central Penn College continues to follow the federal and state guidelines regarding social distancing in response to COVID–19. The Trump Administration announced yesterday that it has extended social distancing guidelines for all businesses, organizations and gatherings until April 30.