Telecourses are offered as a way to acquire higher education for those who, for various reasons, cannot attend regularly scheduled college classes. A telecourse combines home-study, video presentation, and interaction with faculty members who are experts in their field.

Weekday-Weekend College courses are designed for students who have busy schedules. Rather than coming to class a few days per week, Weekday-Weekend College courses are offered for a three-hour period once a week. Courses are scheduled days, evenings, and Saturdays.

Off-Campus courses offer a way to attend college credit courses in a location convenient to many Union County residents. Regular college credit courses may be offered at area schools and at local industrial plants and businesses. All courses are taught by regular college faculty for a three-hour, once a week period.  Many workshops and seminars addressing the unique needs of the adult student are available throughout the year as part of the Division of Student Services annual workshop series for those returning to college after taking time out from education or those in the process of making career changes.  The Non-Traditional Student Organization channels its energy towards the integration of these students into the complete college experience.  Membership is open to all UCC students who would like to network, get support, and interact with their peers.