Degree credit courses offered in the evening during fall and spring semester and the summer session are selected from the curricula described in this catalog. Publications listing evening and off-campus offerings and the summer schedule listing both day and evening courses are produced by the Continuing Education Division. The people who take advantage of the Continuing Education evening program come from a variety of backgrounds. Those who wish to enter the job market after a long absence or change careers find Continuing Education very helpful. Professionals who already have a career but want to improve their skills or seek a promotion find that the many specific job-related courses are just what they need.
Many students take advantage of the three and six week sessions available during the summer months.
Many courses in the Schools of Liberal Arts and Business are offered as well as selected offerings in Engineering and Technologies and Health Sciences. Students may take summer course offerings to reduce their course load in the fall and spring semesters or to decrease the time needed to complete their degree or academic goal. Don't be worried about credit. Off campus courses are the same as those taught on campus. Students will also find many of the same faculty teaching courses at off-campus sites.