The Evening School maintains a fairly steady number of approximately 3,000 undergraduate and graduate students per term. As a Bursar s office, it serves an additional 3,000 students who enroll in select evening classes, yet are primarily day students. Several additional programs have most courses available for progression toward a degree. Credit Workshops Credit workshops are coordinated through various academic departments of the University and give students the opportunity to participate in short periods of intensive study. The Graduate Council must approve all graduate credit workshops.
Workshops offer flexibility of timing, location, and content.
Summer workshops are particularly popular with teachers and school administrators. Credit workshops enrollment for summer 1999 was 381. A learning community is established on site and augmented via Internet instruction. American Sign Language workshop is designed to focus on improvement of sign language skills. Classes are taught entirely in ASL without voice interpretation.