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| There are three ways to participate in eLearning at Virginia Tech: 1) as a degree-seeking student, 2) as a non-degree Commonwealth Campus student taking courses for university credit, or 3) as a student in non-credit, online training. Students wishing to work towards a degree from a distance must apply for admission and be accepted into a program just like any on-campus student (note that Virginia Tech does not offer Bachelor's degrees from a distance). Students who simply want to earn credit for a class or two must apply as non-degree (undergraduate) or Commonwealth Campus (graduate) students. Students taking non-credit training can register immediately. Read below for more information on these options. |
Degree-Seeking Students:
To be admitted to a degree program, you must submit an application to the program through the Graduate School. (Undergraduate degrees and admissions via eLearning are not available.)
If you are already admitted and working towards a degree from Virginia Tech (either graduate or undergraduate), you must use the Hokie SPA to register for all credit courses, eLearning or otherwise. |
Non-degree or Commonwealth Campus Students:
If you are not interested in obtaining a degree at this time but simply want to take several courses for credit, you can be admitted to Virginia Tech under non-degree status or Commonwealth Campus status. IMPORTANT! Not all eLearning courses are open to non-degree students. Check the course descriptions for details before submitting an application.
- Graduate Level
- Commonwealth Campus -- Submit a photocopy of your official undergraduate or graduate transcript or diploma.
- Non-Degree -- Submit your official undergraduate or graduate transcript or diploma.
- If you filled out the portion of the application requesting tuition rates for Virginia residents, you must submit a photocopy of your Virginia driver's license or most recent state tax forms as proof of residency.
- If you are requesting reduced rates for K-12 employees in Virginia, you must submit a signed, K-12 tuition waiver form (http://www.vto.vt.edu/k12.html).
- Application (http://www.vto.vt.edu/gradmit).
APPLICATION FEE: US$25.00 non-refundable.
- Undergraduate Level
- If applying for In-state tuition complete a residency form. Go to http://www.vto.vt.edu/instate.html to print the form.
- A photocopy of your Virginia driver's license OR your most recent Virginia state tax form as proof of residency.
- A photocopy of your high school or undergraduate transcript of credits to date.
- If you are requesting reduced rates for K-12 employees in Virginia, you must submit a signed, K-12 tuition waiver form (http://www.vto.vt.edu/k12.html).
- Application - Find a course you would like to register for to fill out application. (http://www.vto.vt.edu/catalog.php).
APPLICATION FEE: US$50.00 non-refundable.
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Registration Timetable for - Academic Year:
| Summer I 08 | Summer II 08 | Fall 08 | Spring 09 |
NON-CREDIT |
| open mid-March | open mid-March | open mid-March | open mid-Oct | always open |
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Enrolling in Non-Credit, Online Training
Simply search the catalog for the training you want, go to the course description page(s), and follow the links under Enrollment. You will be directed to the registration form after you have selected courses.
REQUIREMENTS: Payment in full during the registration process. |
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Academic Calendar
Fall 2007: Aug 20-Dec13
Spring 2008: Jan 14-Apr 30
Summer I 2008: May 19-Jun 26
Summer II 2008: Jun 30-Aug 7
12wk Sum 2008: May 19-Aug 7
Non-credit: varies
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Deadlines & Registration Dates
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Enrollment Support
» Contact VTO » 540-231-1264 » vto@vt.edu |
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