This also helps to make an attendance record, if a professor desires. This is commonly done for people who are taking classes that are paid for by their companies in order to further their intelligence about their field of work. Online classes are becoming popular with many types of people, including mothers, busy employees and people living in rural areas who are unable to commute to class but have an Internet connection. This allows them to learn at any time of the day that is convenient for them. While the program is still getting started, the online courses offered at Susquehanna this summer will only be offered to current students in good academic standing.
Students can sign up until the first day of classes.
Genelle Gatsos, assistant director of continuing education, said the office expects a very good turnout and that the literature and culture class is already filling up. The maximum number of students allowed in the class is 15. The classes are offered in the same summer session as the regular classes, which is June 11 through July 28.