Student Services CMIL maintains a tech-help line for students who experience technical problems with online courses. In addition, students can order textbooks for courses through an online bookstore. Although CMIL does not offer degrees, credit earned for college-level CMIL courses may be accepted at the University of California and at other accredited institutions. Faculty CMIL's approximately 170 instructors include University of California faculty members, UC Extension instructors, and faculty members from other colleges and universities. Admission Enrollment in lower-division courses is open to students who have satisfied any specific prerequisites shown in the course description.
Fees are the same for all students, regardless of their location.
Credit courses offered by CMIL are approved for use by veterans who are concurrently enrolled in college or university degree programs. Students should contact the Veteran's Administration to determine what benefits they are eligible for. CMIL students are not eligible for funds originating through grants or loan programs, nor does enrollment in CMIL courses meet federal requirements for loan deferment. Some online courses do have specific start and end dates, usually a semester's length apart. Students may apply by mail, fax, telephone, e-mail, or in person.