On-Line are regular university courses normally offered in the classroom that have been adapted to take full advantage of the unique educational opportunities of the World Wide Web. They cover the same material, demand the same prerequisites, and fulfill the same requirements as the classroom courses, but they can be taken, for the most part, from the student's home or office at times convenient to the student. Textbooks, term papers, library research, class discussions, examinations, presentations, and other components of traditional courses are part of ULV On-Line courses, but the classroom is created by the Internet and the worldwide resources of the Web are at the students' fingertips. Services to ULV On-Line Students Taking Degree Credit Courses Registrar and Student Accounts.
Students pay by credit card, and the books are mailed to the student.
When ordering, students must specify that they are studying in the Distance Learning Center. Academic advising is provided by the academic advisor in the ULV center or program through which the student was admitted and matriculated. Students who have not been admitted should contact the DLC Registrar for information and directions. Students interested in taking a DLC course should contact their advisors prior to registration to insure that the course is appropriate to their degree requirements. Students using the services may search topics and request periodical articles to be mailed or faxed.