College Catalog - College Your Way

Daytona State offers a variety of courses that provide flexible delivery methods and formats, and convenient meeting times. These non-traditional approaches to traditional education are designed for individuals with busy lives. Students can choose more convenient schedules such as those offered by the seven-week courses, Half and Half classes, Florida Online at Daytona State College, Web-Enhanced, and Weekend College courses.

Seven-week Courses

Daytona State's seven-week courses are designed for students who want to earn their degrees as quickly as possible. These courses are the same college credit courses that are offered during our traditional 15 week semesters, only they are condensed into seven weeks. Course start dates vary. Click here to search for these courses and select Subsession A or B.

On-line (Totally)

Courses that are delivered 100% online. Students access the course through the Internet via Daytona State's learning management system. Students are charged an additional fee of $25 per credit hour. For course access and computer requirements, go to http://online.daytonastate.edu. To search for On-Line (Totally) courses select On-Line (Totally) for Instructional Method, and please read "View Comments".

On-Line (Partially)

Courses that have some seat time and some online delivery. Seat time may vary from 25% to 75% of the hours needed to complete the course. The remaining hours devoted to the course are delivered through the Internet via Daytona State's learning management system. Depending on the percentage of online activity, students are charged an additional free ranging from a flat rate of $15 per course to $25 per credit hour. For course access and computer requirements, go to http://online.daytonastate.edu. To search for On-Line (Partially) courses select On-Line for Instructional Method, and please read "View Comments".

Other Technology

Your instructor will explain what the requirements for these courses are.

 

2009-2010 College Catalog. To view previous catalogs, please visit http://www.daytonastate.edu/catalog/archive/.
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