E-learning

Flexible. Convenient. Uncompromising Quality.

University fits your schedule. As a learner, you can access online course rooms using any Internet connection, anytime, anywhere.

Your 24/7 accesses allow you to download assignments, read and contribute to class discussions, review faculty feedback, and more. All of this flexibility-without compromising quality-plus our helpful, efficient support services and online resources will help keep you on track toward your goals.

The Course room Experience

Is it hard to learn how to use the online course room?

Not at all. Using the online course room is similar to using e-mail, your computer at work, or any basic software program.

For most degree programs, the first course you will take is an introduction to course room and online learning in general. The Learner Success Lab is designed to provide new learners the knowledge and skills they need to be successful in their academic programs.

The lab course familiarizes learners with the environment and support resources provided to ensure success. Learners build skills in the selection and use of methods, techniques, and library resources. Working with the academic advisor, learners will develop a Degree

How do I receive and hand in assignments?

Just log in to your online course room. You can view and print assignments, as well as discuss them with your classmates. The course room also allows you to submit your assignments, either in Zip files or Microsoft Word documents.

How do I interact with my instructor and classmates?

e-learners find that one of the most exciting advantages to our e-learning environment is the ongoing opportunity to interact online, by phone, and in person with instructors and other learners.

• By email: Students and instructors exchange email addresses at the beginning of each course, which enables ongoing discussion outside of the online course room.
• By phone: You are free to exchange phone numbers with classmates.
• Using online discussion threads: Track topical discussions or respond to questions posed by your instructor.

What kind of support can I expect from faculty and advisors?

Learners can contact faculty members and advisors via e-mail as long as they are registered in courses. In some BS,MS and all PhD programs,

The Schedule

What time are classes held?

Any time, day or night, you can access your class and participate via our online course room, as long as you have an Internet connection. Students usually need to log in 2-5 times each week, but there is no set class schedule so you can "attend class" anytime. You can expect to spend 10-15 hours each week per course.

Do classes have specific start and end dates?

• Yes, each course has a designated start and end date. Most courses run quarterly lasting about three months. Some courses are six weeks in length, and a few courses are one month in length.

How long will my program take me to complete?

The amount of time you will need to earn your degree depends on several factors, including:

• The program you enroll in
• whether you transfer in previously earned college or university credit
• Whether you receive credit for prior learning
• How many classes you take at one time

For a better idea of how long it will take for you to complete your degree, View our call hours An enrollment counselor can help you map out your program and estimate credits you may have already earned.

Enrolling

How will I know which classes to take?

Your class options and program requirements are easily accessible on this web site. Each program has its own section, which includes nearly everything you need to know about completing your degree. To find your program of interest, visit the Schools & Programs section. and speak with an enrollment counselor who can help you choose and map out the program that is right for you

How and when do I enroll in online courses?

Many programs accept new students on a monthly basis. Certain programs accept new students at the beginning of each academic quarter. Check with your enrollment director on the options available to you.

To determine specific enrollment deadlines, find your specific program in Schools & Programs, or call an enrollment counselor.