DENTON, Texas -- Demonstrating that 21st century learning is more than just classrooms and textbooks, the magazine U.S. News and World Report recognized UNT's distance and e-learning programs in the Oct. 16 issue.
UNT offers 264 online-only courses for college credit and 277 distance education courses for college credit. More than 21,000 students are enrolled in these classes. The university also offers 28 distance education and online-only degree granting programs.
"It is a pat on the back for the job we are doing, and it spotlights the opportunity we offer for people to get degrees who otherwise would not earn them," says Arlita Harris of the Center for Distributed Learning. "Also, it broadens our opportunity to offer an education to others without having to build more buildings."
Harris also points out the Center for Distributed Learning offers a variety of non-credit classes via distance learning and e-learning.
To learn more about UNT's e-learning and distance learning programs, visit www.untecampus.com.
UNT News Service Phone Number: (940) 565-2108
Contact: Rafael McDonnell 940-565-4835
Email: RMcDonnell@unt.edu
Did you know?
U.S. News and World Report recently recognized
our distance and e-learning programs
for the outstanding job they do providing students
with new ways to earn college degrees.
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