How Are Courses Delivered?
Distance education courses are delivered in a variety of formats, depending on degree program. Some courses are completely online, some courses are a combination of on-campus sessions and online sessions, and other courses are provided via videoconference and other digital formats. Delivery mode for courses within a program will be identified in program descriptions provided on this site.
The MCE program uses an online, asynchronous platform that allows you to get course assignments, ask questions of faculty and other students, and participate in discussions at any time. Due dates for individual activities are fixed and spread out over the weeks. Seminars are delivered under the direction of faculty and staff via the internet using an online learning platform. You are provided with 24/7 help desk support for technical issues within the online classroom throughout your program. ^ Top of Page • Is financial aid available? Numerous loans, grants and scholarships are available. Applicants may seek specific answers through the Admissions Office. ^ Top of Page • What if my undergraduate GPA is below 2.75? Your file will be forwarded to our Admissions Committee for review. Scores from the Graduate Records Exam (GRE) may be required. ^ Top of Page • How is this program accredited? Norwich University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., thr
Most courses are offered by distance education, making learning accessible by part-time study, outside working hours. Distance delivery includes print materials (usually a CACE manual and textbook, and occasionally an audiocassette), enhanced with Web conferencing activities and discussion facilitated by an instructor at an Internet Web site, which keeps participants in touch with the instructor and others in the class. Library reference materials at UVic are available via Infoline, the telephone library service. Some courses and workshops are delivered by face-to-face instruction during summer months, while workshops are available in classroom settings year-round.
LUTCF and FSS courses are taught in classrooms or online by experienced moderators. Our moderators bring years of industry knowledge to their classes, which feature a variety of role-playing exercises, sales planning projects, action projects, readings, and class discussion. The College works with local NAIFA associations as well as agency managers to organize classes at any time throughout the year.
The MBA program uses an online, asynchronous platform that allows you to get course assignments, ask questions of faculty and other students, and participate in discussions at any time. Due dates for individual activities are fixed and spread out over the weeks. Seminars are delivered under the direction of faculty and staff via the internet using an online learning platform. You are provided with 24/7 help desk support for technical issues within the online classroom throughout your program. ^ Top of Page • Is financial aid available? Numerous loans, grants and scholarships are available. Applicants may seek specific answers through the Admissions Office. ^ Top of Page • Is Norwich University accredited? Norwich University is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., through its Commission on Institutions of Higher Education. Inquiries regarding the accreditation status by the New England Association should be directed to the administrative staff of the
