Types of Courses

Course instruction is provided at a specific location on campus on a specific day and time. On the 'Course Offerings & Schedule,' terms that mean a course meets in-person include, but are not limited to, the following: Lecture, Lab, Clinic/Clinical, Honors Lecture, High School or High School Classroom, 7-week, and Emporium Method. These courses list a specific physical location where they are meeting.

Students log in to Blackboard to review course content and assignments. There are no scheduled meeting times; work is completed based on course deadlines as set by the professor. On the 'Course Offerings & Schedule,' terms that mean a course is online include, but are not limited to, the following: Online, 7-week Online, and High School Online.

Courses are held virtually at a specific day and time, using Zoom once a week (75 minutes). Additional coursework that meets course objectives is delivered asynchronously through Blackboard. These courses, in addition to the virtual course meeting, use various online tools that include, but are not limited to, discussion boards, assignments, testing, web links, videos, group work, journals, etc.

This type of course delivery includes a combination of both in-person and online instruction where students will meet with their instructor once a week in class (75 minutes) at a specific day and time on campus. Additional coursework is delivered asynchronously through Blackboard that meets course objectives. These courses, in addition to the in-person class, use various online tools that include, but are not limited to, discussion boards, assignments, testing, web links, videos, group work, journals, etc.

7-week courses run in a compressed time and either meet more often to ensure adequate contact time or utilize other proven accelerated learning methods to replicate the required contact hours. Specialized accelerated learning cognitive methods may also be used. A 7-week course may be offered online, real time remote, or in a hybrid modality.