Flexible Learning

You have a lot going on in your life. Between classes, studying, work and family responsibilities, you need classes that will matter and you can make time for, even if it's on evenings or weekends. There are many ways our colleges make learning possible for even the busiest students.

• Accelerated options - courses that can be completed in weeks, not months, with staggered starting dates.
• Fully online or hybrid courses - hybrid may include some online learning and some in-person classroom or lab time.
• Programs or certificates that may be completed entirely in an online setting.
• Telecourses (pre-recorded) or computer-based learning provide additional methods of fitting class time in around your schedule.
• Dual credit allows qualifying high school students take both high school and college courses at the same time.
• Higher education partnerships with private/public colleges and universities give students more options to complete a four-year degree on time and without having to repeat courses or credits. These partnerships, or transfer agreements, save students time and money.

It is also important to note the same expert instructors teach face-to-face and online. Their credentials are the same, no matter the format, and they are all experts in the field, dedicated to their students' success. All students benefit from the real-world experience of the instructor.

Student support is available for all students no matter what the format of the classes, and the cost of tuition is the same no matter how the content is delivered. You will have a dedicated advisor throughout your enrollment to ensure you have support throughout your journey.