Distance Courses    including  Telecourses    Summer I   Summer II      Fall     Spring

Course information about distance education courses.  Here you will find information such as what courses are offered, technology requirements, and other related information. Use the links at the left to view official course listings from the College systems. Use the link at the left to see a list with your instructor's web page where you can download course information. You should check the Meeting Schedule first to see who is teaching each course in the current semester. Spring 2005 Meeting Schedule has email and links to instructor's web pages. 2005 Spring Meeting Schedule Broadcast Schedules will be posted closer to semester start. For those courses which use WebStudy®, here is the College's WHYY portal page. To find out what your password is and how to login, read this. If you registered late, be sure to contact your instructor by e-mail or phone. E-mail addresses for all instructors can be found here. If you do not know who your instructor is, you will find that information on the meeting schedule link above as well as links to instructor's web pages. New Students: Click Here to Apply Online for Admission the College Distance Courses are of two types. Different disciplines may require more or less personal contact. Here are the classifications: Telecourse (TC): The course is delivered primarily by broadcast video. There are usually a small number of scheduled on-campus meetings (about 4 or 5) for reviews and exams. You follow a syllabus provided by your instructor. A few telecourses may require minimal internet access or e-mail. These courses are not on WebStudy. Students in these courses do not have WebStudy accounts unless they are taking another online course. Online (OL): These courses are delivered primarily online. The course management software is called WebStudy® and is totally browser-based. The course material is frequently a textbook, supplemented by materials delivered via the internet. There may be a small number of on-campus meetings (1 or 2). A few online courses may have an associated broadcast. Some existing courses not listed yet are being enhanced for the web and there may be some additional courses introduced as well. Check orientation dates and meeting dates (use links above) for the latest developments. For more information on registration dates for Distance Learning Courses, call the College Connection at (215) 751-8879 to request an application or publication. For help with selection and registering for a distance course, call the Academic Advising Center at (215) 751-8781 (or 8777 or 8778) and make an appointment to see an advisor. You can email to advising@ccp.edu

Please check the College Catalog for descriptions. Call the College Connection at (215) 751-8879 to request an application or publication.