It’s never too early to begin planning your transfer to a four-year college. Listen to a recording of the Transfer Planning 101 Webinar (access code: C@LDC^1^) to learn the basics of transfer and academic planning, transfer resources and tools, and transfer application tips.
For more information on transfer planning, visit NOVA’s transfer webpage including the Transfer Hub for upcoming transfer events and contact information.
NOVA Winter Session provides an opportunity for students to make the most of their winter break by offering a selection of asynchronous online courses. These 4-week courses enable students to earn credit hours, stay on track with their academic goals, and get ahead in their studies.
Access a recording (passcode – hYt9N^xH) of the Information Program to learn more details and insights into the courses, registration process, and other information related to the NOVA Winter Session.
If you have any questions, you can contact onlinesuccess@nvcc.edu.
Below are three things to do to help a session get off to a good start.
The final seven-week session for the fall semester begins on Wednesday, October 18. NOVA offers courses in a variety of formats both asynchronous and synchronous. Courses following an asynchronous format are offered through NOVA Online, NOVA’s online division, and with few exceptions, do not require any on-site or real-time meetings. Courses following a synchronous format are offered through a NOVA campus and may require on-site meetings and/or meetings online via Zoom in real-time.
View NOVA’s academic calendar for information about registration and other important dates. Scroll to the bottom of the calendar for information about sessions offered through NOVA Online.
View a current Schedule of Classes to learn more about course offerings. Use the Search for A Class feature to search for courses of interest. Select NOVA Online as the Location option to search for sections of courses offered through NOVA Online. You will enroll in courses through NOVA’s student information system.
If you are new to NOVA, view the Ready to Become a Nighthawk? post for guidance on getting started. If you need help registering for courses, find information on NOVA’s Register for Classes website.
Published on Mondays and accessed through your VCCS student email account, Nighthawk News is NOVA’s e-letter for students. Read Nighthawk News for –
Below are three things to do to help a session get off to a good start.
Curious about NOVA? Consider participating in a Virtual Discover NOVA event to –
The next event is today, Thursday, September 7, at 5:30 pm. Registration required.
Below are three things to do to help a session get off to a good start.
The fall semester has begun. Below are a few tips to help your semester get off to a good start.