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Online - is it for me?

Online study can be quite rewarding, but it is not for everyone! In order to help you determine how you best learn, the Center for Distance Learning offers a short self-assessment survey for students considering online graduate study. It will help you understand your learning style, communication style, self-motivation and computer skills - all of which will help you determine the best plan for your studies.

What do I need?

  • Motivation, self discipline and the ability to engage with others in thoughtful, challenging, Christian dialogue.
  • A schedule that permits 8-12 hours per week of reading, studying, and writing.
  • Willingness to engage in an extensive amount of reading and writing.
  • The ability to obtain textbooks and other resources.
  • Regular access to a reliable computer with word processor and Java-enabled web browser, one that can easily and reliably access the Internet. See the Frequently Asked Questions for a detailed list of basic technology recommendations.
  • Basic skills in typing, emailing, and creating/attaching electronic files.
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