Welcome Personal Interest Students
What is the difference between credit and non-credit classes?
Credit Classes for
Personal Interest Students
(application required)
What is a Credit Course?
At YC and elsewhere, most credit courses are applicable to a degree or certificate. Community members/personal interest students may choose to enroll in credit courses to enrich their skills. Examples of credit classes include:
- Art - painting, ceramics, sculptural welding, etc.
- Music - choral, private music lessons, etc.
- Physical Education - Zumba, Swimming, Weight Training, etc.
Students receive a grade after completing a credit course (A, B, C, D, F or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) and the course appears on a college transcript. Courses are offered with defined start/end days and times that align with the college academic calendar. These courses are also subject to the current tuition rate schedule.
Need assistance? Contact the Admission office
(928) 717-7776 | ycadmission@yc.edu
Lifelong Learning
Non-credit courses
(no application required)
Yavapai College offers numerous non-credit classes for lifelong learning through its Community Education and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) programs. Non-credit courses are classes offered through the Continuing Education Division. They are intended for students who want to gain general knowledge, learn a new skill, upgrade existing skills, or enrich their understanding about a wide range of topics. non-credit programs include:
Completed courses will not appear on an official college transcript. Fees charged for these courses are determined by the Continuing Education Division. Students choosing this option do not receive grades for courses they complete.
Step #1: Apply as a Personal Interest Student.
Step #2 Browse for Classes (No login required)
Step #3 Register for a class (Login required)