The World Wide Campus offers courses for credit and noncredit in a variety of formats to meet various individual learning needs. These include correspondence study, online independent study, and online classroom study. Students and instructors interact through postal mail or e-mail, and students in online classes benefit from online discussion groups and other interactive components. Online courses require a computer and Internet access. It consists of 43 credit hours of general education course work and 21 hours in the discipline.
Students also select a ministry or public policy concentration.
It is part of Taylor University's respected Center for Justice and Urban Leadership and is held annually in early June at Taylor University Fort Wayne in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The World Wide Campus provides a range of services to degree-seeking students. The student services staff members assist students in any way possible, and academic advisers help them accomplish career and academic goals. In addition, students have access to staff members and resources in the Career Development Office, Learning Support Center, and Taylor University libraries. Credit Options Students earn credits by completing courses.