Students in the advanced level of the EAP program can take part-time academic courses (one or two subjects) in addition to EAP, and those having over TOEFL 500 can to take full-time course loads. Most of the academic courses offered at NIC satisfy General Education requirements at Nevada and California schools, and other American institutions.
< GEN Courses >
Humanity
- GEN134 Humanities I
- REL132 Religion in America
- REL232 Eastern Religious Traditions
- REL233 Western Religious Traditions
English
- GEN110 Expository Writing
- GEN112 Persuasive Writing
- COM111 Public Speaking
History
- HIS201 U.S. History I
- HIS202 U.S. History II
- HIS102 World History II
Art
- ART101 Drawing I
- ART151 Two-Dimensional Design
- MUS120 Music History and Appreciation
- MUS111 Music Theory I
Social Science
- PSY200 General Psychology
- ANT223 Cultural Anthropology
- SOC100 Introduction to Sociology
- SOC210 Majority-Minority Relations
- SOC250 US-Japan Relations
- ECN220 Principles of Macroeconomics
- PHI221 Introduction to Philosophy
- PHI232 Ethics
Foreign Language
- PHI221 Introduction to Philosophy
- PHI232 Ethics
Natural Science
- BIO100 Introduction to Biology
- MAT130 Intermediate Algebra
- MAT162 Pre-Calculus
- MAT231 Calculus I
- MAT220 Probability and Statistics
Computer Science
- CPS100 Introduction to Computers
- ART/COM280 Web Design
Business/Economics
- BUS150 Introduction to Business
- ECN230 Principles of Microeconomics