Hybrid Programs: Self-Paced with Support

Benefits of a Hybrid Education

If you are a busy student with a demanding schedule, hybrid courses are a great option. Hybrid courses combine face-to-face classroom time with online instruction. The flexible, self-paced nature of online learning lets you manage your time and coursework in a way that works best for you.

The in-seat classroom component means a greater level of support and interaction with faculty and students. Being on campus - even at a reduced schedule - lets you participate in other aspects of campus life, including student organizations, clubs, teams, and events.

Hybrid Programs (at least 50% Online)

Keys to Success in Hybrid Courses

To be successful in hybrid courses, you should be a motivated student and have good organizational and time management skills. Because in-class is limited, attendance is important. Be sure to take advantage of your time on campus to communicate with instructors and peers.

Hybrid Courses Work Best For Students Who:

• Have busy schedules and would find it more convenient to spend less time on campus and more time managing their studies from home.
• Prefer to have some personal contact with faculty and fellow students, rather than engaging in a fully online course.
• Are interested in transitioning to fully online courses and are seeking an extra level of support.

Selecting Hybrid Courses

To register for hybrid courses, simply look for a "Y" designation in the section name and title in the course schedule.

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