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Is the University of the People self paced?

Is the University of the People self paced?

Here’s what this means: Asynchronous: Lectures are self-paced and pre-recorded. Students have flexibility when to log on and learn.

How long are the classes at University of the People?

How Are Courses Structured at University of the People? Each course is 9 weeks long and comprises 8 units of study (one per week). For undergraduate degree programs, students take a test in the 9th week on material covered in the course. Students should expect to dedicate about 15 to 20 hours per week to each course.

How many hours should students budget every week for a single UoPeople course?

In considering how many courses to take each term, students are reminded that they should carefully consider their other time commitments outside of the University when building their schedules, as each course requires a minimum of 15 hours of study per week; budgeting up to 17 hours a week per course is highly …

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What are self-paced courses?

Self-paced courses are self-directed 180-day online courses and you can enroll at any time throughout the year. Please be aware that extensions are rare and you have a 14-day window to withdraw from the course for a full refund.

Can I take self-paced courses at the University of Illinois?

However, if you are a degree-seeking student at the University of Illinois, you will not be “officially” enrolled in a self-paced course section until college dean’s approval is received in our office.

Are self-paced online courses considered correspondence courses?

Self-paced online courses are considered correspondence courses for the purposes of Enrollment and Financial Aid. Self-Paced Online Courses are not eligible for Federal Financial Aid or Federal Student Loans but you are able to apply for a private loan and talk to financial aid about applying it to these courses.

What is University of the People (UoPeople)?

Welcome to University of the People (you can also refer to us as “UoPeople”)! We are glad to have you join our incredible and diverse student community as you pursue your goal of earning a prestigious university degree. For most of you, this is likely your first experience studying online, and we know that it can require some adjustment.