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It’s that time of year again when we begin to think “mini”! This “mini” doesn’t include a diet plan but a plan to get the most out of your education.

Spring minimester courses begin Monday, Feb. 18, at Northeastern Technical College. Minimester courses are 10-week college credit courses offered by NETC that meet about four hours per week on campus or online at your convenience. On campus courses will be offered at each of the college’s campuses in Pageland, Cheraw, Bennettsville and Dillon.

Students who are currently enrolled full time (taking 15 credit hours or more) can add a minimester course with no additional tuition fees. Talk to your advisor today if you want to add another class.

If you are a new or returning student not currently enrolled at NETC, you can register for classes Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m.

The following is the tentative schedule of classes for spring minimester at NETC:

ON CAMPUS COURSES

Day Classes: (Meets two days per week)

EGT-151-12 Introduction to CAD; Monday, Wednesday; 12:30 – 2:30 p.m. (CHERAW)

MAT-032-13 Developmental Math; Monday, Wednesday; 2 – 4 p.m. (CHERAW)

RDG-100-12 Critical Reading; Monday, Wednesday; 12 – 1:55 p.m. (CHERAW)

Evening Classes: (Meets one night per week, 6 – 10 pm)

BUS-105-22B Business Economic Applications; Tuesday (BENNETTSVILLE)

BUS-123-23 Business Law II; Wednesday; (CHERAW)

ENG-032-21 Developmental English; Monday; (CHERAW)

ENG-100-23D Introduction to Composition; Wednesday; (DILLON)

ENG-155-21 Composition I; Monday; (CHERAW)

MAT-150-22 Fundamentals of Math; Tuesday; (CHERAW)

MGT-150-21 Fundamentals of Supervision; Monday; (All Campuses)

(DL Sections 21S, 21B, 21D, 21P)

ONLINE COURSES

BIO-102-TM2 Biological Science I

CPT-101-TM1 Introduction to Computers

CPT-114-TM1 Computers and Programming I

CPT-172-TM1 Microcomputer Database (Access)

CPT-174-TM1 Microcomputer Spreadsheets (Excel)

CRJ-101-TM1 Introduction to Criminal Justice

ENG-101-TM1 English Composition I

ENG-165-TM1 Professional Communications I

HIS-101-TM1 Western Civilization To 1689

HIS-102-TM1 Western Civilization Post 1689

HIS-201-TM1 American History: Discovery to 1877

HIS-202-TM1 American History: 1877 to Present

IST-226-TM1 Internet Programming (Webpage Design using HTML)

MAT-110-TM1 College Algebra

MAT-120-TM1 Probability and Statistics

MGT-201-TM1 Human Resource Management

MTT-211-TM1 Die Theory

MUS-105-TM1 Music Appreciation

PSY-203-TM1 Human Growth and Development

REL-101-TM1 Introduction to Religion

SOC-101-TM1 Introduction to Sociology

SOC-206-TM1 Social Psychology

THE-101-TM1 Introduction to Theatre