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Noncredit courses are taught "all over the place," she said.

These noncredit courses are often taught by high school teachers and experts in the field of study.

Noncredit courses are usually attended by those with university degrees.

Students grade themselves in the noncredit course, which appears on their transcript.

And part-time teachers in noncredit courses will get a $50-an-hour minimum.

She was reminded that it is a noncredit course.

Nearly half the students are assigned to one or more of the noncredit courses in English, math and reading.

An additional 1,354 students were enrolled in noncredit courses.

Beyond academics and noncredit courses, the College also serves as a cultural hub.

During the Fall 2010 semester approximately 16,000 students were enrolled in credit and noncredit courses.

But you might be hard pressed to find a noncredit course specifically on McCarthyism.

And, according to the community and junior college association, another 5 million adults annually take noncredit courses.

Noncredit courses are offered through the Office of Continuing Studies.

Its online offerings include noncredit courses on topics not normally found in the higher education curriculum.

Since this is a noncredit course, he added, few Penn State undergraduate or graduate students participate.

"We schedule the credit program first and schedule noncredit courses in whatever is left over.

The college had opened its doors to 3,000 elderly students, who took noncredit courses like conversational Italian and computer classes.

Noncredit courses are offered through adult education divisions of community colleges, county agencies, and recreation departments.

Noncredit courses are offered in the following areas:

Columbia, for example, now offers 22 different noncredit courses over two four-week sessions for high school students.

Roane State also has a number of noncredit courses for professionals in business, healthcare and other fields

About 5 million other students, including many who are involved in job retraining or upgrading programs, are taking part-time, noncredit courses.

Today, approximately 18,000 students enroll in Parkland College credit and noncredit courses annually.

Martial arts, traditional Chinese brush painting, calligraphy and music are offered as noncredit courses, pass/fail.

The Friday Center offers noncredit courses and seminars for personal enrichment and professional development.