Web-based Education
Web-based Education
Online Learning Campus
In the fall of 2000 Southwestern began the online campus that allows students to complete master's and undergraduate courses online. A student may complete up to one third of a degree plan online.
Most of the courses are asynchronous which allows the student to log on to the class at the time of one's choice. Students enrolling in an online course should expect to have at least a similar workload as an on-campus class. A student must be accepted to the seminary prior to enrolling in classes. There is a different fee structure for online courses. Currently courses are offered online during the fall and spring semesters for the master's level.
Online learning enriches the educational experience by bringing together in one class students from around the world. In the past individuals living in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Florida, California, Arkansas, New Mexico, Washington, Virginia, South Carolina, Kentucky, Hong Kong, Russia, France, Germany, and The Netherlands have enrolled in online
courses.
Save yourself hours of trial and error by reading the Student Guide to Blackboard and Student E-mail!
Since the Student Guide to Blackboard and Student E-mail is relatively large (approximately 445 KB), we recommend that you download the document to your hard drive. Download by right-clicking the Student Guide link and choosing "Save Target As..." from the drop-down menu...The Student Guide is in Adobe PDF format. You will need the free Adobe Reader to view it.
For more information regarding online learning contact the office of the Director of Distance Learning at Web-BasedEducation@swbts.edu.