Nic Will Display Technical Programs

Fri., April 7, 2000

From Staff

North Idaho College is holding an open house to showcase its technical programs April 12.

Students and instructors will provide information about specific programs and demonstrate projects from those areas. Tours will start in the Hedlund Building and will be available from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

NIC’s technical programs vary from 10 months to two years and can culminate in either a certificate of completion of an associate of applied science degree. NIC offers 27 programs in such areas as accounting assistant, drafting, electronics technology, physical therapist assistant and office management.

Information will be available regarding admissions and financial aid.

For more information call 769-3433.

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