If possible, you will want to find a provider in your local calling area so that you will not need to pay for a long-distance charge to use the Internet. Use this link to search a list of most of the Internet service providers in Indiana. Most provide descriptions of their services and lists of their rates on their Web sites. For instance, students may be given a special telephone number to use when they register for the course. Courses may be replayed at varying times to enable participation with greater convenience.
Cable is presently available only in selected regions of the state.
View courses available via cable tv Correspondence Correspondence courses are the oldest form of distance education. Students taking correspondence courses receive the materials and send in their work via US mail. Often correspondence courses provide a means for students to get courses not otherwise available in their area, or not otherwise available via distance education. Many programs place a limit on the number of correspondence courses that may be used toward a degree, and some do not accept correspondence courses for transfer. Students interested in using correspondence courses toward a degree should carefully plan with their advisors.