Delivery Media Faculty members and students communicate by telephone, voice mail, e-mail, and postal service. Computers with modems are not required, except for accounting, CIS, and digital media communication majors, but access to a computer or word processor is strongly recommended.
Some courses use videotapes, audiotapes, or optional computer programs.
The College is chartered to grant the degrees Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science to women and the Master of Arts degree to both women and men. Associate majors available through WED are accounting, early childhood education, general business, gerontology, humanities, and paralegal studies. There are no geographical restrictions, except that education majors must reside within 200 miles of campus for faculty supervision of field experience and student teaching. The Master of Arts in pastoral theology program is designed for persons who are or plan to be engaged in ministry and for those seeking personal enrichment in theological study. The Master of Arts in earth literacy program is designed for persons who care for and advocate a sustainable and just earth community.