Start or continue your educational journey by signing up for Spring 2023 courses here.

Hurry, classes are filling quickly! Last day to sign up online for classes starting January 19 is 1/18/2021.
 
Resources Available: 

  • Student Health Center – health and mental health services are provided throughout the semester. Physical and Mental health are available through community resources during winter and summer breaks. 
  • Academic Counseling - a comprehensive ed plan is your map to completion! Schedule an appointment today. 
  • Library – Workshops on how to use technology and tips for being successful will be offered in the spring. Chromebooks, books, calculators and more are available for checkout. 
  • Career Connections – are you in need of a job? Check in with careers connections and see what jobs are available on and off campus 
  • Disability Support Programs & Services (DSPS) – do you need help accessing accommodations? Reach out to DSPS and see if you qualify for it. 
  • Admissions & Registration – Enrollment Success Specialists can help with all your questions regarding registration 
  • Student Life and Leadership – looking to make new friends? SLL offers virtual lobby gaming, clubs and many events through out the semester 
  • Student Success Center – Tutoring – tutoring services are available virtually Monday – Saturday covering biology, chemistry, engineering, math, physics, statistics and many other subjects.  
  • Academic Success Coaches - Academic Success Coaches support students to develop strategies to become strong, independent, resource-aware learners who are well-prepared for the rigors of college.

Click here for the virtual lobby list
 
Click here for tips on how to be a successful student
 
Time management
Time management is a critical skill when taking online classes. A good practice is to come up with a weekly schedule of when you will be doing school work, working, engaging in other activities, spending time with family/friends, grocery shopping, working out or similar. See page 13 on the Orientation booklet for an example of a weekly schedule. 
 
Tips for course success
If you have multiple classes, consider allocating specific times and days to each class, and the work associated with it. As a rule of thumb, if a course is 3 units, normally you would be expected to be present in class for 3 hours a week, but additionally students would also be expected to allocate 6 additional hours per week to read material, complete homework or other assignments and study.  You should expect to spend about 9 hours/week for a 3-unit online course.