Accelerated evening classes for adults will be offered at KC—Longview this fall
Kilgore College will offer classes at KC—Longview this fall geared toward working adults.
The classes, called QUEST classes, give students an opportunity to earn 12 hours of college credit in only 16 weeks.
QUEST,
which stands for, "Quick Education for a Successful Tomorrow," is
intended to give students the needed education to succeed in a career or
enter a bachelor’s degree program.
“Many
adults who want to go back to college find it discouraging. They can
only take a course here or there, and they have to get time off from
work to attend day classes,” said Frank Mosley, Instructional Student
Support Director “Every QUEST class is very affordable and offered in
the evening, making it a perfect fit for working adults.”
QUEST
classes are usually offered in a hybrid format, with one-half of the
class online and one-half in a traditional classroom setting with the
instructor.
According
to Mosley, students are given the opportunity to earn up to six college
credits with QUEST in the first eight weeks and six college credits the
second eight weeks of a traditional fall or spring semester.
Offered
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8:50 p.m., QUEST classes
provide the Texas Core Curriculum which is guaranteed to transfer to any
public university in Texas.
To participate in QUEST classes, students must meet all prerequisites for the courses and have Internet access.
For more information, visit www.kilgore.edu/quest.asp, or contact Mosley at: 903-983-8689 or 903-753-2642.
SCHEDULE:
Full Semester-Length Class:
(Will meet Tuesdays from Aug. 22 through Dec. 9, 2011, from 6 to 8:50 p.m.)
MATH 1314.Q51, College Algebra
First Half of Semester Classes – Eight-week courses:
(Will meet Aug. 22 through Oct. 14, 2011, from 6 to 8:50 p.m.)
ENGL 1302.Q51, Composition and Reading, Tuesdays
BCIS 1305.H51, Business Computer Application, Tuesdays
MUSI 1306 Q51, Music Appreciation, Thursdays
KINE 1238.Q51, Concepts of Fitness, Thursdays
Second Half of Semester Classes – Eight-week courses:
(Will meet Oct. 17 through Dec. 9, 2011, from 6 to 8:50 p.m.)
GOVT 2306.Q51, State and Local, Thursdays
HIST 1301.Q51, US History, Thursdays

