You can! If you can’t attend daytime classes; if you’re interested in completing an undergraduate degree; if you’d like to improve your skills, change careers, or expand your knowledge in areas of interest; or if you’re interested in returning to school on a part-time basis, the UA Evening & Weekend Campus is for you.

Call 626-2073 to request an application for admission to UA Evening & Weekend Campus. When you call, ask for details about the next Evening & Weekend Campus Back-to-College Workshop.

We offer four programs throughout the year. Each fall, we admit students in an evening program. These classes meet Monday and Wednesday afternoons/evenings, and Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Each spring, we admit a morning class with classes each morning and early afternoon from Monday to Thursday. While there are no weekend courses, we do offer the program through distance learning.

You can apply for financial aid if you are a degree-seeking student in good academic standing. Undergraduate students must be enrolled for at least six credit hours to be eligible for financial aid. Consult www.financialaid.arizona.edu.

No. Our regular business hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Some providers may occasionally schedule later appointments if their schedules are flexible, but this is decided by the individual provider.

Yes. For information about veterans’ benefits consult www.registrar.arizona.edu/vets/veterans.htm. WE make it easy for you to keep track of the enrollment process. Contact an Evening & Weekend advisor at 626-8201. Distance Learning • Correspondence • Center for Computer & Professional Education • Credit Outreach • Evening & Weekend Campus • Youth Programs • Seniors' Programs North Euclid Avenue, P.O.

Continuing Education programs are offered at various times throughout the year. Courses run from 6 to 48 hours in total length depending on the subject. Times, dates and availability will vary. For the most current information on upcoming courses it is best to refer to the SAIT website.

Yes, but you can't complete your entire degree that way. B-W offers a number of education courses in the Evening and Weekend College for adults attending on a part-time basis. While much of your program can be completed as a part-time Evening and Weekend student, you will need to at least two or three semesters in day classes (the professional methods classes and student teaching) and all field experiences must be completed during the day.

Yes. INF offers a wide selection of evening classes, as well as weekend classes. WebAdvisor indicates the time and location for each course section.

The School of Social Work at ECU is currently completing a needs assessment to determine geographical location(s) and completing the University process of program development for the delivery of an off-campus BSW program. Course delivery will include face-to-face instruction, internet, and hybrid courses requiring both face-to-face instruction and internet work.

Currently there is one required course that is offered in the evenings. When we are working on productions you will most likely have evening crew calls or rehearsal. So we recommend that you do not take other evening elective courses.

Questions about housing should be directed to the Office of Residence Life in Usdan G032 or by calling 781-736-5060.

Yes, there are some. Registration processing and team preparation is being done at Binson's Educational Center in Warren. Some evening and weekend hours will be scheduled based on workload. Packet pickup and onsite registration requires volunteers during specified evening and weekend times. All of these volunteer assignments will be scheduled based on volunteers signing up in the online system.

In order to serve our student population we offer a full compliment of fashion classes in the evenings (2 nights per week for 3 hours each evening) and on Saturdays (one 6 hour meeting). The part-time program allows students to work full-time and still pursue their educational goals. The pace is a bit slower, but a dedicated student can earn a Certificate of Completion in approximately 2 1/2 years. Unlike the full-time program, the part-time classes run the entire 16 week semester.

Yes, the site is open for orders 24/7. Our ordering system is completely automated so orders can be made at any time.

Yes, classes entering in May, may enroll in courses exclusively at night and on weekends, or a combination of both night and weekend classes.

You are able to administer exams 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our LaserGrade Central computer is on-line at all times, and can handle at least 500 registrations per hour.

Unfortunately, we do not have any evening or weekend hours. Our hours are M, T, Th, F, 8:00-12:00 noon, 1:00pm - 5:00pm. Wednesday 8:00 - 12:00 noon, 2:00pm 5:00pm.

Some advanced degree courses are designed for working professionals and are taught in the evening. We do not offer weekend courses.

Yes, we recognise that some peoples lifestyles and work commitments dictate their availability for driving lessons.

Select Education FE offers work in colleges to include both evening and weekend work. Colleges call upon us for lecturers to cover classes purely at these times as well as part of a normal daily/weekly timetable. If you hold the Assessor awards D32/33 or A & V awards then Select Education FE would be interested in hearing from you, so please contact us on the above numbers for work in your area.

All ADN students will have some evening classes, including evening labs, at some time during the ADN program but it is not possible to complete the entire program in this format. During the clinical portion of the last half of the nursing program (NS 40B) students may be assigned to work weekends and any shift, including nights. There are no evening labs at this time for CNA or HHA.

Much of the couples counseling I do is scheduled during evening hours. I generally do not schedule appointments on weekends.

For the convenience of our patients, we are able to provide evening and weekend appointments at one or more of our five easily accessible facilities located throughout Florida.

The new class schedule will apply only to Monday-Wednesday classes scheduled before 5 p.m. Evening, weekend, and summer classes will not be impacted by the change.

A semester consists of 16 weeks, evening (CAP) classes run Monday through Thursday in the evenings for an eight-week session, with two CAP sessions per semester. Weekend classes run for the sixteen-week semester with classes offered every other weekend.

Yes, students can do any combination of day, evening or weekend classes to create a schedule flexible to their needs.