Online programs at The College of St. Scholastica are designed for flexibility and convenience. By taking advantage of interactive tools, we create a community environment so that you're learning and working with other students as well as with your professors.
Online Student Advisor Laura Munson and Online Admission Recruiter Kris Carlson represent the College at the AHIMA conference in Dallas, TX.
The online programs at The College of St. Scholastica are designed to provide the same education and training as a traditional, on-campus education. The knowledge and skills, as well as the projects you will work on, will be the same or comparable to those in a classroom setting. Experienced faculty will guide you through coursework and discussion using a number of online tools. Upon graduation, you will receive the same degree or diploma you would as an on-campus student.
As an online student, you'll benefit from increased flexibility and the convenience of fitting your coursework and studies into your own schedule.
You minimize the amount of time you're away from work and family. And you're able to take advantage of an excellent education at The College of St. Scholastica no matter where you are in the nation.
Coursework in most programs is completed almost entirely online, with some programs involving a one-week intensive on campus. Learn more about a specific program today.
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NAME:
Valerie McCarney
CLASS YEAR:
Alumni
AREA OF STUDY:
NSG
FROM:
Cloquet, MN
NAME:
Brandon Olson
M.A.
TITLE:
Asst. Professor
DEPARTMENT:
CIS
NAME:
Denise Wise
Ph.D., P.T.
TITLE:
Assoc. Professor
DEPARTMENT:
PTH
NAME:
Diana Johnson
Ph.D.
TITLE:
Asst. Professor
DEPARTMENT:
CIS
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