South Sioux City Extended Campus

Why Students Choose the South Sioux City Extended Campus

• Earn College Credit Early – High school students can start earning college credit through opportunities like Fridays @ Northeast, saving them time and reducing future tuition costs.​
• Hands-On Learning – Students gain experience with real tools and equipment while building real skills that prepare them for college, careers, and future opportunities.
• Flexible Opportunities – Explore opportunities ranging from college credit classes and short-term training to continuing education and workforce development programs.
• Small Classes. Big Support.  –  Experience a welcoming campus where instructors and staff know you and are committed to helping you succeed.
• Affordable: Financial assistance and flexible funding options help make college accessible while delivering strong long-term value and career outcomes. Financial aid opportunities include GAP, Pell Grants, Workforce Pell, and SNAP E&T support.

High School Students

High school juniors and seniors can begin earning college credit through Early College opportunities at no tuition cost. These credits apply toward future college coursework, helping students save time and reduce the overall cost of college while still in high school.

Beyond the cost savings, students gain valuable hands-on experience, explore career pathways, and build confidence in a college environment. Early College courses provide a chance to develop real-world skills, discover future career interests, and create momentum that carries into college and the workforce.

Traditional College Opportunities

The South Sioux City Extended Campus offers flexible academic opportunities for students seeking degrees, diplomas, certificates, or transfer-ready credits. Whether students are beginning their college journey or preparing to transfer to a four-year institution, they can build a strong foundation in a supportive learning environment.

Healthcare Education

The South Sioux Extended Campus provides opportunities for students preparing for careers in healthcare. Through hands-on learning, supportive instructors, and connections to local healthcare providers, students can build practical skills for immediate employment or continue toward advanced healthcare and nursing pathways.

Training opportunities include:​

• Certified Nursing Aide (CNA): Prepare to provide essential patient care in healthcare and long-term care settings.
• Medication Aide (Med Aide): Learn medication administration skills while supporting patient care in long-term care environments.
• Medical Interpreter: Develop the communication skills needed to support patients and healthcare professionals in medical settings.
• Pre-Nursing Coursework: Complete foundational coursework that prepares students for entry into nursing and related healthcare programs.

These programs combine classroom instruction with practical experience to help students prepare for careers in hospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities, and other healthcare environments.

Adult Education

Start something new, no matter where you are in life.​

Whether you are returning to school, building new skills, or exploring a different career path, the South Sioux City Extended Campus offers opportunities designed to fit busy lives. Flexible class options help students balance education with work, family, and other responsibilities.

Adult learners can:​

• Earn a GED or high school equivalency credential
• Improve English language skills and earn ESL certification
• Build confidence with basic computer skills training. Classes offered weekly.
• Strengthen skills in math, writing, or technology​
• Build skills to prepare for a new career or advance in a current job​
• Complete short-term certificates​ and workforce training
• Take continuing education classes
• Enjoy personal enrichment courses
• Enroll in college credit courses that lead toward a degree or transfer pathway

Students also have access to supportive learning environments, computer labs, and quiet study spaces designed to help them succeed. We are here to support your success.​

Adult Education 

Continuing Education

Workforce Training

The South Sioux City Extended Campus partners with local employers to provide workforce training that strengthens employees, supports business growth, and responds to industry needs. Training opportunities are flexible, practical, and customized to help organizations build a stronger workforce.

Available training opportunities include:

Corporate Training: Customized training designed to meet specific business goals in areas such as leadership, technology, workplace safety, communication, and skill development. Programs are built around employer needs to improve productivity and workforce performance.

Workplace Literacy:  Flexible instruction that may include English language development, reading, writing, math, and digital literacy aligned with workplace tasks. Training is developed in partnership with employers to strengthen communication, safety, and employee readiness.

Internships and Apprenticeships: Collaborative learning opportunities that combine classroom instruction with hands-on, on-the-job training. Northeast works with local businesses to help develop skilled employees for current and future workforce needs.

Health and Wellness: Workplace safety and emergency response training including First Aid, CPR, AED, and bloodborne pathogen instruction. Training can be customized for organizations and employee groups

Workforce Training

Making College More Affordable

Financial assistance opportunities are available to help students reduce the cost of education and training. Northeast works with students to connect them with funding options that support college coursework, workforce training, and career preparation programs.

Available assistance may include:

• Community College GAP Assistance Program: Provides financial support for eligible students enrolled in short-term workforce training programs tied to high-demand careers.
• Pell Grants and Workforce Pell: Federal financial aid opportunities that can help cover tuition and other educational expenses for qualifying students.
• SNAP Employment and Training (SNAP E&T): Supports eligible students with education and training opportunities designed to build skills for employment and career advancement.

Financial aid and support programs can help make college and workforce training more accessible for students pursuing their educational and career goals.

Financial Aid