Registration is now open for Mid-State Technical College’s summer and fall terms, and each semester brings its own set of opportunities.

This summer, students can choose to start an associate degree, technical diploma or certificate with classes starting in May and June. Degree options include hospitality, university transfer and 20 business-related programs and certificates. Some programs can even be completed this summer, including Nursing Assistant, Emergency Medical Technician and Stainless Steel Welding.

In the fall, classes begin in August. Mid-State’s Wayne H. Bushman Advanced Manufacturing, Engineering Technology, and Apprenticeship (AMETA™) Center is also set to open with the start of the fall semester. The Center will house 14 programs and apprenticeships, half of which have scholarship opportunities available, valuing up to $5,000.

“Great opportunities are available this summer and fall for new and continuing students, members of the workforce looking to gain a new skill, transfer students and community members,” said Jackie Esselman, dean of Recruitment and Admissions. “Summer is a great time to get ahead on coursework, and we’re excited to open our highly anticipated, state-of-the-art AMETA Center this fall.”

According to Esselman, registering early ensures the best course selection for those interested in enrolling at Mid-State. “Summer classes fill up fast and fall is our busiest time of year.”

Learn more about Mid-State’s summer and fall opportunities at mstc.edu/perfectfit.