A weekend program to your business degree
Weekend College at NOVA is the new academic programming designed for working adults who want to complete their Associate of Science in Business Administration degree on a structured, predictable schedule. Launching Fall 2026 at the Manassas Campus, this 18-month program offers a clear path to graduation in Spring 2028.
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Submit a request for information to get started in the program.
Designed for working adults
Weekend College is built for students balancing careers, family responsibilities, and other commitments. Courses meet on a consistent weekend schedule:
- Friday evenings (live via Zoom)
- Saturdays (in person at the Manassas Campus)
- Sundays (live via Zoom)
With no weekday classes required, you can continue working while making steady progress toward your degree.
Make the most of your weekend
Transfer with confidence
Transferable business coursework designed for seamless transfer to four-year institutions in Virginia.
Financial aid eligible
The program is financial aid eligible, and advisors are available to help you understand your options and create a plan.
Cohort-based learning
Students progress through each 13-week session with the same group of peers, fostering a network.
To get started
- Submit this form
- Apply to NOVA
- A member of the Weekend College team will contact you to assist you with enrolling in your first-semester classes.
A structured, accelerated format
Complete 9–13 credits per 13-week semester in an accelerated schedule designed to keep you on track for graduation in 18 months. Fall and Spring terms run 13 weeks, while Summer 2027 includes two six-week sessions totaling 6 credits. This format provides:
- A clear academic plan from start to finish
- Consistent progress each session
- Built-in peer support
- Alignment with financial aid requirements
Contact Us
Learn About The Program
For more information about Weekend College: weekends@nvcc.edu
Dr. Cathleen H. Cogdill
Associate Dean
Math, Science, Technologies & Business
ccogdill@nvcc.edu