Online Learning courses are the same courses and follow the same semester schedule as traditional face-to-face classes.
Courses are fully-accredited and transferable and qualify for financial aid. Your transcript will not differentiate an Online Learning course from a traditional one.
You can access your course from any computer connected to the Internet - 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Students register for online learning courses just like traditional face-to-face ones. Contact the Registrar at 1.888.826.2829 Ext 8331 or email
New students should first contact the Admissions office at 1.888.826.2829 Ext 8346 or email
Download an admissions application (pdf)
Learn in the comfort of your own home.
Take college classes while working full-time.
Become a full-time student by adding online learning courses to your traditional schedule.
Two weeks before a semester begins, all registered students will receive an information packet in the U.S. Mail. New Internet students must attend an orientation.
All new Internet students must attend an orientation! To find out about orientation dates and times, click the appropriate semester link to the left.
For the most part, students do not need to be online at a certain time. You can access your course from any computer connected to the Internet-- 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Internet classes can be accessed from any computer connected to the World Wide Web. No special hardware or software is needed to access your course. There are, however, minimum hardware and software requirements, and certain technical skills requirements.
Students pay the regular tuition and fees plus an additional $15.00 per credit-hour fee. That's $45 for a 3-credit course.
If you need a price for your books, contact the bookstore at 1.888.826.2829 Ext 8230.
You can order your books online by fax or mail! Visit the BC3 Bookstore's website for more information.
No special software is needed. (exception: COMP 210 and COMP 242 must have Microsoft Office). Check the course outlines for details.
Communication with your classmates and instructor utilizes