Busy people use Independent Learning to earn credit toward a degree, to meet job requirements, to prepare for career change, or to satisfy an interest in the subject. Not tied to the classroom, many of the courses are available for registration any time of the year. Independent Learning requires motivation and self-discipline, but many people find that independent learning provides an opportunity to combine course work with family and career responsibilities. In some courses, you set an individual pace, working with an instructor by mail or e-mail, using a study guide or online syllabus, text books and other materials. We also offer some courses linked to the academic term in order to provide for student-student interaction.
Some courses have additional material or media fees.
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