Santa Fe Community College registration for spring semester classes will open Tuesday, Nov. 10.There are dozens of certificate and associate degree programs offered at SFCC that can quickly prepare students for the workplace or to transfer.
Registration is ongoing through Jan. 18. Spring classes begin Jan. 19, 2021. Early registration is encouraged to secure a space for in-demand classes and to meet requirements for certificates and degrees, which open doors to successful careers.
“Santa Fe Community College understands that the pandemic has impacted families in the region. Our staff is ready to help students find a pathway that can get them quickly into the workforce with better paying jobs,” President Becky Rowley, Ph.D. said. “While SFCC is very affordable, our financial aid staff can help students find additional resources to support them on their journey. And, with flexible online classes it’s a great time to earn a degree that transfers to a four-year program.”
Most spring classes will be offered online. computer science or computer engineering is waiving its distance learning online fees – a potential savings of $75.
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions reports that the jobs that will be growing the fastest in Northern New Mexico are in the health care and computer fields. The college offers many certificates in those areas, as well as others that will help students get into the workforce.
Certificates prepare students for entry-level work and/or supplement their skills for job advancement opportunities. Students can earn a certificate in one year or less. Degree programs prepare students for a career and/or transfer to a bachelor’s degree program. Students can choose classes from the schedule of courses online at sfcc.edu.
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