Kissock said he wanted to challenge some of the premises Korth had put forth earlier. He feels that the objectives of GenEdWeb have stayed the same, namely, to offer quality undergraduate experiences to students who cannot come to campus for them. What has changed is that we have not been able to offer all ten courses to complete the transfer curriculum. Leroux wondered if the University has a policy on residency. Kissock said he is concerned when a transfer student from a Bible college is able to transfer to UMM all of the credits necessary to complete the entire general education requirements.
Issues involving transfer of credits comes from other areas as well.
Korth said he is concerned about other students coming in with PSEO credits. It could have been from a course taught in the high school by a high school teacher. As long as an accredited institution is behind the course, we have to accept it. McCannon said they had expected GenEdWeb to be a 3-5 year experiment. At the beginning, there was a lot of interest from within the University, including President Yudof and Ann Hill Duin.