Northern Pennsylvania Regional College (NPRC) is hosting a virtual Information Session on Tuesday, September 24 from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. This event is designed to welcome anyone who may be thinking about applying to NPRC or registering for a workforce development opportunity in the future. Those interested in attending are encouraged to sign up at NPRCEvents.org.
Attendees will learn about the College’s history and mission, receive information and resources regarding tuition rates and how to pay for college, along with more details about NPRC’s offerings. Assistant Director of Recruitment and Engagement Kelsey Angove shares, “NPRC is the gateway to accessible and affordable education for so many in our region. The College has something to offer almost everyone. Our institution is here as a second chance at college, a way for people to develop a skill set or learn a trade, and all-around help community members change their lives. If you’re interested in earning a college degree, taking a personal enrichment class, or are just curious about NPRC, this is the perfect opportunity to learn all about us. We are excited to meet everyone during this event!”
NPRC creates opportunities for those who may have never had the chance to sit in a college classroom before by only requiring a high school diploma or equivalent to apply. NPRC educates, inspires, and serves the region in a way that is unique to its needs. We are more than a college; we are a second chance, a necessity, and an opportunity where learning and growth never stops. NPRC is a two-year, open admission college that offers associate degrees and workforce development training courses that guide students to prosperous careers and foster economic growth throughout the region.
Associate degrees available include business administration, criminal justice, early childhood education, liberal studies, and social sciences. In addition to these degree programs, the College also offers work-ready skill sets, which are designed to prepare students for immediate entry into the workforce or advancement in their current careers by completing three courses. Work-ready skill sets are offered in a variety of business, criminal justice, and social sciences topics. Workforce development programs include, but are not limited to, commercial driver’s license (CDL), emergency medical services (EMS), and culinary boot camps. Several of these programs are eligible for financial assistance through the local CareerLink®.
NPRC will also host additional information sessions in 2025 on February 25, June 17, and September 30. Contact NPRC’s student services team at info@rrcnpa.org for questions and additional information about information sessions.
NPRC acknowledges that the information contained in this content is complete and accurate at time of publication. It is descriptive in nature and the college reserves the right to make any adjustments it deems necessary or desirable. Updates to programs, tuition, or other academic-related items will be reflected in the online College Catalog or on the respective College web pages. Questions regarding accuracy of content may be emailed to marketing@rrcnpa.org.