Online Learning

At Chesapeake, choose where and when you take class

Self-disciplined
Willing and able to put in the time every week to do the work
Comfortable with computer and internet skills
Able to read and write at a college level.
If you think your success in class depends on face-to-face interaction with your instructor and other students, online classes may not be your best choice.

Complete the entire course in half a semester!
Do the entire course in 8 weeks, including final exam.
No coming to campus: access the course anytime through your internet connection.
The intense focus helps some students learn more effectively.
Do course work at the time of day best for you.
Reach the same learning outcomes and get the same credit as on-campus courses.
Learn from experienced, accessible, caring faculty.
Courses meet national standards for quality!

Possess a high degree of self discipline.
Have enough time to "double up" on their workload for the duration of the class.
Apply strong computer and Internet skills.
Read and write at a college level.

Take time enough to do the work. A Fast Track 8 week online course takes TWICE the time per week as a full semester class.
Log in to work on the class DAILY for eight weeks.
Keep up with assignments (even more important than in a regular online class).
Actively participate in online discussions and projects.
Apply your strong computer and internet use skills to completing class requirements.

“Best of both worlds” – in class personal attention and online flexibility.
Commute to campus half as often as a traditional class.
Enjoy regular social interactions with instructors and other learners.
Enjoy the convenience of doing about half your work online, any time of day.
Reach the same learning outcomes and get the same credit as traditional courses.

Want to come to campus on fewer days of the week.
Enjoy active face-to-face involvement with an instructor in a classroom.
Are able to work independently online for a significant part of the course, but also want or need the in-class interaction.
Have decent computer skills and access to the internet and computer equipment.
Read and write at a college level.

Attend and participate actively in all in-class meetings.
Log in several times a week to participate actively in online discussions and projects.
Keep up with your assignments.
Apply your strong computer and internet use skills to your work.

It takes less than half an hour. Results are privately emailed to you.

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