FAQ

If you wish to be a full-time online student, then click here to enroll for online courses. If you wish to take online courses in addition to the courses you are currently taking at one of our campuses, then please speak with your campus registrar, and they can assist you.

Do I need to visit a campus?

If you are a full-time online student, you do not need to visit a Daymar College campus.

What kinds of college resources are available to me for my online courses?

Many resources are available to online students. Please visit the Current Students section of our site.

How do I schedule my online classes?

Contact the Admissions Office at 800-621-0042.

Are online programs eligible for financial aid?

Yes, for those who qualify. Once you enroll in the online campus, we will direct you to complete a FAFSA and speak with the Financial Services Team to assist you with the financial aid process.

Do I need to own my own computer to take online classes?

It is highly recommended. It is difficult to rely upon a work computer or a library computer to take an online class. You have to deal with opening and closing times of the business and any computer issues and download blockages that those businesses have set up.

As with on-ground courses, some classes are harder, and some are not. One of the greatest differences is that on-ground classes have a dedicated time that they meet and review the materials. In an online class, you have to have self-discipline and motivation to do this. It is recommended that you dedicate a certain time and certain days that you always go into your course and review the materials and submit assignments. As a result of the freedom from a dedicated class time, it is estimated that you have 12-15 hours per week per course to devote to the class. In an on-ground class, this is typically the same suggested time but part of that time is the time spent attending class.

Can I take all my classes online? What if I want to take some classes at the campus?

• If you enroll into the online campus, you may take all of your program courses online.
• If you wish to take courses on-ground, you may still take up to 22 general education courses online but not finish your diploma online.

Are the assignments and course load the same for online classes as they are for classes taken at the campus?

Yes. We use the same syllabi that are used in our on-ground classes and the same books. We may not have exactly the same assignments due to the differences between using online technology and what can be done in a face-to-face course, but it is very similar.

Can I complete my online classes early if I get all the assignments done?

The way we have the courses set up, no. You can go in and complete all assignments for the week early in the week, but due to email assignments and discussion postings, you will need to respond weekly.

• To be counted for attendance, at least once a week. A week is defined as from Monday morning until Sunday at midnight.
• To be a good student and gather the information for the course, this depends on how good a student you are. You should log in to read the materials and gather the assignments. You may need to log back in to post assignments, post discussions, send emails or take an exam. So you may need to log in several times a week.

Will my instructor be available to assist me?

Yes, your instructors are required to reply back to any questions or emails from students promptly.

Who do I contact if I have problems with my online classes?

You may contact Student Services or Office of Academic Affairs at 800-621-0042.

Daymar College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).

Will I receive the same type of diploma for online programs as I would receive for campus programs?

Yes, it is the same diploma.