A wide variety of CWRU faculty are developing experiences with distance learning, Neff said. A priority system, based in part on graduation standing, will help guide access and limit use to avoid straining the program and the back-end mainframe system upon which it is based. At the end of each computer session, the system e-mails the student and adviser an updated summary of the student's registration selections. Students can still register in person. The system does not yet allow electronic authorization for courses that require permits, schedules with an overload of credit hours, or enrollment beyond pre-specified course limits.
Students also like the ability to waive the health fee online.
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