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2025-2026 College Catalog

2025-2026 Calendar

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Fall 2025 Term
Date Event
Monday, August 18 Classes Begin
Monday, September 1 Labor Day Break - No Classes
Friday-Tuesday, October 10-14 Student Fall Break - No Classes
Friday, October 31 Graduation Applications Due (Degree/Diploma/Certificate)
Monday, November 17 Registration for Spring Begins
Wednesday-Friday, November 26-28 Thanksgiving Break - No Classes
Friday, December 12 Classes End
Friday, December 12 Graduation

Add /Drop - Withdrawal Dates
Session Last Day Free Add/Drop Until 11:59 PM Last Day to Withdraw
Online

In person-Registration Office
Phone - 308-398-7412
(leave a message if no answer)
8-Week – August 18 - October 9 August 22 August 22 September 26
Full-term – August 18- December 12 August 22 August 29 November 14
8 Week – October 15 - December 12 October 21 October 21 December 1

Spring 2026 Term
Date Event
Monday, January 12 Classes Begin
Monday, January 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Day - No Classes
Friday, February 13 Student Winter Break - No Classes
Monday, February 23 Registration for Summer Begins
Friday, March 6 Graduation Applications Due (Degree/Diploma/Certificate)
Monday-Friday, March 9-13 Spring Break - No Classes
Monday, April 13 Registration for Fall Begins
Thursday, May 7 Classes End
Friday, May 8 Graduation

 

Add /Drop - Withdrawal Dates
Session Last Day Free Add/Drop Until 11:59 PM Last Day to Withdraw
Online

In person-Registration Office
Phone- 308-398-7412
(leave a message if no answer)
8-Week – January 12 - March 6 January 16 January 16 February 23
Full-term – January 12 - May 7 January 16 January 23 April 10
8 Week – March 16 - May 7 March 20 March 20 April 24

Summer 2026 Sessions
Summer Sessions Last Day Free Add/Drop Until 11:59 PM Last Day
to Withdraw
Online In person-Registration Office
Phone- 308-398-7412
(leave a message if no answer)
10-Week –Tuesday, May 26-Thursday, July 30 May 29 June 3 July 13
5-Week – Tuesday, May 26-Thursday, June 25 May 29 June 1 June 12
3-Week – Tuesday, May 26-Thursday, June 11 May 27 May 27 June 9
Friday, June 19th Juneteenth - No Classes
5-Week – Monday, June 29-Thursday, July 30 July 6 July 6 July 17
3-Week – Monday, June 29-Friday, July 16 June 30 June 30 July 14
Friday, July 3 Independence Day - No Classes

Special Sessions

Based on student interest and need, a variety of courses may be offered for different lengths of time and at various locations. Please refer to www.cccneb.edu > CCC Quick Links > Search for Classes or contact your local campus.

Registration

Registration may be conducted any day the college is in session within the registration guidelines. It is important to review a plan of study with your advisor prior to registration. Seminars and workshops will be scheduled and dates published as needs indicate.

Class Schedules

Class offerings and details are published at www.cccneb.edu > CCC Quick Links>Search for Classes or contact your local campus. Special courses and workshops are scheduled on demand and are advertised accordingly.

Closings

Each campus publishes radio and television stations on which college weather-related closings are announced. Students can customize their alert notifications at www.cccneb.edu/cccalerts. Considering the size of the college service area, weather conditions may differ across the service area. CCC leadership uses the best judgment available to determine college closures. Each person should use their own best judgment regarding weather conditions and their safety.