Course Search - Internet or Blended Class
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To search for a blended course, select the Student Center link and then Enroll to choose a term. From there, click Add and Search to see all blended classes, after selecting Blended Method as the mode of instruction in the additional search criteria.
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Course Search - Internet or Blended Class
- 1. Search for an Internet or Blended Course
- 4. Select the Term Click Continue
- 5. Click the Add link. Click the Search button.
- 6. Select Additional Search Criteria
- 7. Select Mode of Instruction. In this example we will select “Blended Method” (Internet with classroom sessions)
- 9. The system returns all of the blended classes.