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Online Learning

Nearly 30% of American college students are taking at least one course online. Our online learning options give you a flexible way to achieve your dreams while still offering the same content, core goals, and credits as face-to-face classes. These course may be offered in various formats.

  • Online—Delivered using various Internet technologies to enable distance learning with no face-to-face campus meetings required. (Please note that some online courses may stipulate that proctored exams be administered so check with an advisor or your instructor before registering.)
  • Hybrid—Blends online instruction (usually about 60%) with traditional face-to-face class meetings.
  • Videoconference—Conducted at two or more locations through two-way audio and video transmissions, with instructor present at one location and able to interact with students at all remote locations simultaneously.

Whether you take a few online courses to supplement your traditional class schedule, pursue a hybrid degree/certificate program or complete one of the degree/certificate programs completely online, online learning can be a great alternative to help you succeed.

To register for courses on Webadvisor, choose the term you are interested in and then select "e-learning" under the Location heading for a list of courses offered.

 
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