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Weekend courses/programs leading to certificates and degrees are offered at all campuses. They provide students additional opportunities to pursue their education. Students may accelerate work toward a degree or seek professional enrichment and growth in a time frame conducive to their professional and personal lives. Intensive classroom experience combined with independent study provides an in-depth and meaningful educational experience.
Parking regulations are in effect on all campuses at all times. Students enrolling in weekend courses must either purchase parking permits or park at pay meters or in hourly pay lots. Students should also be aware that add/drop periods are different for weekend offerings than they are for traditional weekday courses.
Alexandria Campus Weekend Course Offerings
The Alexandria Campus offers weekend courses in high-demand subjects and in both standard and concentrated time frames. Some examples of these are networking classes (IST 200, 203, 206, 212) each concluded in 4-week periods on consecutive Fridays and Saturdays; or College Composition (ENG 111-112) and the American Literature Survey (ENG 241-242) both in 8 weeks on Fridays and Saturdays. Additionally, a wide range of these and other courses (e.g., ESL, Business, Psychology, Economics, Foreign Languages, History, etc.) are offered in the Friday/Saturday format over the 16-week semester. Please see the course listings within the specific subject area for details on days and times.
Annandale Campus Weekend Course Offerings
Solo Saturdays. A variety of Saturday-only courses (14- and 16-week sections) are scheduled on the Annandale Campus.
Weekend College Degree Program. Annandale Campus has a Weekend College Degree Program in which a student can complete a degree in Business Administration or Liberal Arts by attending classes Friday evenings, Saturdays, and Sunday afternoons. No special registration is required for these courses. Check the schedule for individual classes designated as WEEKEND COLLEGE DEGREE CLASS. See Annandale’s course offerings listed below. Call 703-323-3091 or 703-323-3157 for further information and a brochure or visit the Annandale Website at http://www.nvcc.edu/annandale/.
FRIDAYS (See course listings for specific section numbers)
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Course |
Title |
Time |
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ENG 112 |
College Composition II |
1830 |
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ENG 242 |
Survey of American Literature |
1830 |
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SPD 110 |
Introduction to Speech Communication |
1800 |
SATURDAYS
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Course |
Title |
Time |
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BIO 102 |
General Biology II |
0900 |
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ECO 202 |
Principles of Economics II – Micro |
0900 |
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HIS 122 |
United States History II |
1300 |
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IST 117 |
Introduction to Microcomputer Software |
1300 |
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MTH 271 |
Applied Calculus I |
0900 |
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PSY 202 |
Introduction to Psychology II |
0900 |
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SOC 201 |
Introduction to Sociology I |
0900 |
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SPA 102 |
Beginning Spanish II |
0900 |
SUNDAYS
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Course |
Title |
Time |
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MTH 152 |
Math for Liberal Arts II |
1300 |
Weekend Express Classes. Annandale Campus offers Weekend Express classes in which you can complete a semester course in four weekends by attending either (1) Friday nights and Saturdays or (2) Saturdays and Sundays. Tuition and fees are the same as the other courses. All Weekend Express courses have a 97N or 98N section number. Immediately after registering for one or more of these sections, you should stop by the division office to obtain the assignment for the first Weekend Express class meeting. Additionally, you must report to the first class with your textbooks.
Friday/Saturday Weekend Express Classes: These courses will be offered Fridays 6:00PM-9:40PM and Saturdays 9:00AM-4:00PM. Registration closes on January 24 for Session I and _March 21 for Session II.
Session I: (Friday-Saturday) Jan. 24-25, Jan. 31–Feb. 1, 14-15, 21-22
Session II: (Friday-Saturday) Mar. 21-22, 28-29, Apr. 4-5, 11-12
Saturday/Sunday Weekend Express Classes: These courses will be offered Saturdays 8:00AM-1:20PM and Sundays 1:00PM-6:20PM. Registration closes on January 24 for Session I and March 21 for Session II.
Session I: (Saturday-Sunday) Jan. 25-26, Feb. 1-2, 15-16, 22-23
Session II: (Saturday-Sunday) Mar. 22-23, 29-30, Apr. 5-6, 12-13
Loudoun Campus Weekend Course Offerings
Loudoun Campus offers many classes in the weekend format. The courses are listed in the Loudoun section of this schedule.
Manassas Campus Weekend Course Offerings
Manassas Campus offers many classes in the weekend format. The courses are listed in the Manassas section of this schedule.
Woodbridge Campus Weekend Course Offerings
The Weekend College at Woodbridge offers high demand courses that meet degree requirements. These courses meet on Fridays, Saturdays, or on Saturday/Sunday combinations of 8- and 16-week sections. The spring 2003 weekend classes are listed below. For course times and locations, check the Woodbridge campus course listing section. Weekend classes will start Saturday, January 18, 2003.
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Course |
Course |
Course |
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ACC 212 |
GER 202 |
PED 116 |
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AIR 195 |
HLT 105 |
PED 123 |
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ART 122 |
HLT 170 |
PED 183 |
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BUS 100 |
HLT 280 |
PHT 101 |
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ENG 111 |
IST 117 |
PSY 225 |
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ENG 112 |
IST 104 |
SPD 110 |
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FRE 101 |
IST 108 |
SPA 101 |
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FRE 102 |
IST 127 |
SPA 102 |
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FRE 201 |
IST 212 |
SPA 201 |
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FRE 202 |
MTH 001 |
SPA 202 |
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GER 101 |
MTH 120 |
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GER 102 |
MTH 151 |
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GER 201 |
MUS 121 |
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HONORS COURSE OFFERINGS
The Honors Courses are listed below. For more information, check the course listing section by campus.
ALEXANDRIA
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COURSE |
SEC |
DAY |
TIME |
INSTRUCTOR |
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ENG 111 |
20A |
TR |
0930-1045 |
E. Raphaeli |
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ENG 111 |
21A |
R |
1630-1920 |
G. Vathing |
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ENG 112 |
01A |
MW |
0930-1045 |
R. Brunner |
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ENG 112 |
02A |
TR |
1100-1215 |
J. Burton |
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ENG 112 |
03A |
T |
1930-2220 |
D. Daily |
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ENG 244 |
01A |
TR |
1100-1215 |
R. Brunner |
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ENG 295 |
01A |
W |
1230-1520 |
R. Brunner |
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HIS 122 |
01A |
MW |
1100-1215 |
H. Sage |
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HIS 142 |
01A |
M |
1930-2220 |
J. Windham |
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HIS 252 |
01A |
T |
1630-1920 |
Jean Braden |
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PSY 202 |
01A |
MW |
0800-0915 |
E. Lanthier |
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SOC 202 |
01A |
MW |
1230-1345 |
C. Elsberg |
ANNANDALE
Honors Spring 2003
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CRSE & SEC |
DAY & TIME |
INSTR |
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BIO 102-05N |
MWF 1300-1350 |
Guandolo |
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BIO 102-A9N |
W 1400-1640 Lab |
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ENG 111-80N |
TR 1100-1215 |
TBA |
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ENG 112-80N |
MWF 0900-0950 |
Schuhart |
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ENG 112-81N |
TR 0930-1045 |
Seyler |
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ENG 112-82N |
TR 1230-1345 |
Sharpe |
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ENG 112-83N |
M 1930-2215 |
Brotton |
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MTH 152-01N |
MWF 1100-1150 |
Geraci |
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MTH 174-01N |
MWF 1000-1125 |
Frazier |
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PSY 202 |
TR 0930-1045 |
Lloyd |
Honors Options Spring 2003
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CRSE & SEC |
DAY & TIME |
INSTR |
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ART 102-02N |
MWF 0900-0950 |
Tebow |
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ACC 212-01N |
MW 0800-0915 |
Kheradmand |
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ENG 242-80N |
R 1930-2220 |
Heneghan |
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ENG 252-80N |
TR 0930-1045 |
Fleck |
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FRE 202-02N |
TR 1100-1215 |
Baldwin |
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GOL 106-05N |
M 0900-1050 |
Rasmussen |
| |
W 0900-0950 |
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GOL 106-A1N |
W 1000-1250 Lab |
TBA |
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GOL 106-A2N |
F 0900-1150 Lab |
TBA |
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HIS 102-03N |
MWF 1200-1250 |
Kinsella |
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HIS 102-07N |
R 1930-2220 |
Zimmerman |
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HIS 127-02N |
W 1630-1920 |
Zimmerman |
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HUM 295-01N |
TR 1230-1345 |
Wilan |
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IST 117-05N |
MW 1430-1545 |
Drasner |
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IST TBA |
TBA |
TBA |
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PHI TBA |
TBA |
Piscitelli |
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SPA 102-05N |
TR 1030-1250 |
Falzon |
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SPA 202-02N |
TR 0900-1015 |
Falzon |
LOUDOUN
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COURSE |
SEC |
DAY |
TIME |
INSTRUCTOR |
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ENG 112 |
06L |
T/F |
0930-1045 |
B. Pool |
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HIS 122 |
03L |
T/F |
0800-0915 |
P. Reed |
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MTH152 |
04L |
M |
1600-1850 |
K. Barr |
MANASSAS
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COURSE |
SEC |
DAY |
TIME |
INSTRUCTOR |
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ENG 112 |
06M |
TR |
0930-1045 |
R. Lesman |
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ENG 112 |
12M |
F |
1100-1215 |
J. Goodine |
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ENG 242 |
04M |
T |
1900-2150 |
R. Stewart |
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ENG 252 |
02M |
TR |
0930-1045 |
J. Goodine |
WOODBRIDGE
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COURSE |
DAY |
TIME |
INSTRUCTOR |
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BIO 102 |
TR |
0800-0915 |
T. Wilson |
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BIO 102 Lab |
TR |
0930-1045 |
T. Wilson |
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ENG 112 |
W |
1900-2150 |
D. Bausch |
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