While the College of the Canyons Fall 2023 semester may have started, more than 300 class sections have been added to the class schedule to give current and prospective students more options to help them reach their educational goals.

“These five, eight and 12-week classes provide students with the opportunity to get ahead in their course”, COC officials said. 

The classes are scheduled to run during September, October and November.

“Short-term classes offer students a unique opportunity to take on an additional course before the semester ends,” said Omar Torres, assistant superintendent and vice president of instruction at the college. “Spanning a wide range of subjects, our short-term classes provide our students with the flexible options they need to graduate.”

The added classes are available at the Valencia and Canyon Country campuses and include online courses to accommodate the needs of students balancing work and school.

In addition, more than 160 sections of tuition-free classes are available through the School of Personal and Professional Learning (PPL) with start dates throughout September, October and November. 

PPL provides career skills and lifelong learning classes to residents of all skill levels, at no cost.

To register or obtain more information about PPL classes, visit the program’s webpage.  

Students who choose to enroll in a late-start college class are set to be classified as “returning students” for the upcoming winter session registration period. 

Returning students receive earlier registration dates, allowing them to select from more open classes.

For more information about fall 2023 semester short-term classes, visit the class schedule. 

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