1) Is self motivated and willing to assume a leadership role. Next »« Previous 2) Possesses above average reading and writing skills. Next »« Previous 3) Knows how to access information on the Internet and is comfortable using email, and spreadsheet and presentation software. Next »« Previous 4) Can commit a block of time during the week to the course - is able to balance school with other commitments. Next »« Previous 5) Plans ahead. Keeps up-to-date on readings and assignments. Next »« Previous 6) Actively participates in class discussions and isn't afraid to ask questions Next »« Previous 7) Is resourceful- Knows how to use information sources to find answers Next »« Previous

Getting a graduate degree is demanding.

This is especially true if you are attempting to coordinate school with work, family, or other important obligations.

Online classes are similar to traditional college courses in many ways. You have a professor, textbooks, classmates, assignments, quizzes and tests. The difference? Everything is done online. You are able to access lecture notes, reference materials, and assignments.

How classes work

Courses are held during a semester time frame with weekly deadlines for assignments. Your presence in the course will be apparent only if you add to discussions and do the online assignments. It is crucial that you keep up-to-date by reading all lecture materials and posted comments before participating in the online discussions.

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