Butler County Community College will offer a selection of 15 courses, six more than in 2017-18, during its second online winter session, scheduled from Dec. 17 to Jan. 21.

Students can earn up to six credits in the five weeks, according to Amy Pignatore, dean of admissions and the college registrar.

Offered during the winter session are American literature: Colonial and Romantic; American national government; elementary statistics; general psychology; human growth and development; intermediate algebra; introduction to art; introduction to entrepreneurship; introduction to music; introduction to religions of the world; marketing, principles of management; productivity applications; and 20th-century world history and world geography.

Online classes can be accessed using Blackboard beginning Dec. 17.

Online registration for current BC3 students and guest students begins Oct. 29 through the MyBC3 Portal and closes at 11:59 p.m. Dec. 17. Open enrollment for other students begins Nov. 12.

Sixty-four winter session students from nine counties in Pennsylvania and one in Tennessee last December and January earned a total of 210 credits through nine courses, according to Rebecca Smith, BC3’s associate director of records and registration.