What to Expect from an Online Course

The online environment is more student centered than face-to-face classes are. Logging in to your class, reading the materials, and interacting with your classmates and instructor are all crucial forms of class participation. If you simply sit back and observe, you probably won't do as well academically or enjoy the experience as much. Online courses follow the same university calendar as face-to-face classes and are held to the same academic standards.

To learn more about online courses and support services, see the menu to the left. After you have gone through the guide, please let us know what you think about it.

Still have questions?

If the Guide for Online Courses doesn't answer your questions, please contact Allison Mabry in the Office of Distance Education.