Updated information will be distributed as received. The SUNY Learning Network is a model project sponsored by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, SUNY System Administration Office of Educational Technology and the Center for Learning and Technology. The SLN currently has 19 campuses in the SUNY System which have joined together to offer graduate and undergraduate on-line courses. In an on-line college course, the instructor and students are connected to each other through a computer network. Using the Internet, you can at any time receive instruction, compose and submit assignments, ask questions of the instructor and other students, discuss issues, and actively participate in the class from your home or office.
Credits earned in the program are fully transferable.
Degrees earned in the program are SUNY degrees. You can also earn credits by combing traditional on-campus courses and distance learning studies from the college participating in the SUNY Learning Network.