Online courses 

• Courses take place online
• You may have to go to a campus or approved testing site to take exams. 
• You can  complete your assignments around your busy life. 
• Your may participate in online office hours, chats, or presentations.
• These classes can be taken from anywhere in as long as you have reliable Internet access each week. 

Hybrid courses (also called Online + Face-to-Face)

• These courses have an on-campus component
• You meet on campus for 1/3 or less of the normal time you would meet in a normal class. 
• For a three credit hour class that means you would meet less than 16 hours on campus during the semester
• The rest of your work would be done over the Internet.

IP Video

•  These courses allow students to take a class with students from around the state at the same time but in many different locations. 
• IP Video classes meet at a scheduled day and time and require that you are on campus. 

Technology Enhanced

• Students are required to meet on campus at least 50 percent of the time. 
• This can reduce the amount of time you spend in the classroom and the number of times you have to drive to campus.
• You will have scheduled class meetings you must attend on a regular basis.