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Online classes are delivered using a learning management system, called LearnDash. Students log into LearnDash and can select their course sites. Once a student is in their course site, they can access lectures, PowerPoint, emails, assignments, readings, documents, videos, links, discussion boards, their advisor and the assignment dropbox.

The time you spend on a class can vary. No two instructors will format their classes exactly the same. Plan to spend 6-12 hours a week on one class. The number of weeks per class varies by course.

Convenience and flexibility are the most common advantages of online classes. Taking classes online is ideal for someone who wants to continue working while earning a certificate from the School of Biblical Studies or School of Leadership and Development. Online classes allow you to fit school into your schedule when it’s convenient for you.

There are 7, 10- or 14-week courses. The syllabus outlines the requirements for the course. Students typically have several due dates a week where they post a response to a question or assignment. Quizzes and tests are also completed online.

One of the keys to being a successful online student is self-discipline. Because you are not required to be in class at a specific time you have to be motivated to get the work done on your own. If you have a family and/or a full-time job while you are taking online classes it is important that you establish a schedule of when and how you will get your work done.