All instruction and communication with the instructor is done through the Internet. Students use Internet e-mail to submit homework to the instructor, receive feedback from the instructor, and ask questions. In the past, CALC used primarily realtime small group online instruction. As the international student body grew, we gradually phased out the live small group courses. We have no limitations on the number of courses that you may take.
Students take several courses that have been specifically grouped for instructional purposes.
Upon successful completion of all required courses, the student receives a special Certificate of Program Completion from CALCampus which includes a list of courses taken for the certificate program. If you are interested in using a CALCampus course for credit at your local high school, you should contact your local school administration to get approval. Students are advised to contact their local university to ask about transferring their CALCampus courses into their local university. Certain universities will accept the CALCampus Certificate of Course Completion as evidence of learning and will award college credit, based on their guidelines. In all cases, the college student is advised to check with the receiving institution to ask about credit acceptance.