Online Courses

These online classes have several assignment deadlines per week, but fit into your daily schedule:

• ANTH 200 950 Cultural Anthropology [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• BIOL 208 950 Environmental Science [4 credits] - sample syllabus
• ENGL 115 950 College Writing I [3 credits, Grade 12 only] - sample syllabus
• FDNT 230 950 Nutrition [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• HIST 117 950 Civilizations & Ideas I  [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• PSYC 101 950 Introduction to Psychology [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• RELT 225 950 Doctrines of the Adventist Faith [3 credits] - sample syllabus

These remote classes require attending class online through zoom at scheduled times once or twice a week:

• MATH 191 Calculus I [4 credits] - sample syllabus
  • Pick section by time you will attend class:
    • section 001 - you join class Mon & Weds via zoom at 12:30-1:20 p.m. Eastern Time 
    • section 002 - you join class Tues & Thurs via zoom at 12:30-1:20 p.m. Eastern Time 
  • Prerequisite math skill level: P5 (see qualifying ACT, SAT and AU Math Placement Test scores).  Upload ACT or SAT scores with application. If not available, sign up to prepare for the Math Placement Exam early summer, review with Aleks, and take the exam online before August 15 (here's how).
  • Prerequisite school support: students have access to their school math teacher or a math tutor who is able to connect with the instructor
• RELG 160 001 Love 101 [3 credits, in Grade 12 only] - sample syllabus: 6:30-8:00 p.m. EST, Mondays only
  • This NEW class will explore the most important relationships in life - dating, courtship, engagement, marriage, parenting and family - with lots of application and scripture. 

• ANTH 200 950 Cultural Anthropology [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• ENGL 115 950 College Writing I [3 credits, in Grade 12 only] - sample syllabus
• ENGL 215 950 College Writing II [3 credits, in Grade 12 only] - sample syllabus
• FDNT 240 950 Nutrition Lab [1 credit] - sample syllabus
• HIST 118 950 Civilizations and Ideas II [3 credits] - sample syllabus
• MLSC 110 Medical Terminology [1 credit] - sample syllabus
• PSYC 101 950 Introduction to Psychology [3 credits] - sample syllabus

These remote classes require attending class online through zoom at specific times each week:

• MATH 191 002 Calculus I [4 credits] - sample syllabus
  • Must attend either Mon & Weds: 12:30-1:20 or Tues & Thurs : 12:30-1:20 p.m. Eastern Time
  • Prerequisite math skill level: P5 (see qualifying ACT, SAT and AU Math Placement Test scores).  Upload ACT or SAT scores with application. If not available, take the Math Placement Exam before Jan 4, reviewing with Aleks first (here's how).
  • Prerequisite school support: students have access to their school math teacher or a math tutor who is able to connect with the instructor
• RELG 160 001 Love 101 [3 credits, in Grade 12 only] - sample syllabus, meeting Mon 6:30-7:45 p.m. Eastern Time
  • Explore important relationships in life - dating, courtship, engagement, marriage, parenting and family - with lots of application and scripture. 

Remember to register for next year before school is out this Spring! Make payment anytime before class starts each term.

1. Yes if you've actively participated in extra-curricular activities while keeping your GPA above 3.0
2. Yes, if you enjoy reading, writing, and studying independently, and are good at following detailed instructions on your own.
3. Yes, if you're self-motivated, meet deadlines, and ask for help if needed.
4. Yes, if you are able to take less high school courses to free up 9 hours per week for every 3-credit college class.
5. Yes, if after considering all school tours and vacation dates you have a plan to meet all college class deadlines and meeting requirements, if any.

High school students can register for any undergraduate lower division courses approved for high school registrations on-campus or online. Self-paced courses are designed for self-motivated adult students with college experience, so this type of online class is not recommended for high school registrations, and thus not discounted.  After a student's 19th birthday, students still in high school are welcome to continue taking classes at the regular tuition rate.

Please review the minimum technical speclifications necessary to successfully study online. Upgrade any parts of your system that are below these minimums before you register for any online classes.

As courses differ in the demands made on internet, please check that the place you will be studying will have the level of bandwidth and internet site access needed to support your chosen course(s). 

Low bandwidth Few or no websites	Medium bandwidth Few websites accessed	High bandwidth Multiple websites required
Mostly text-based courses ENGL 115 ENGL 215 MLSC 110 RELT 225	Textbook online interactive materials  ANTH 200	Include video lectures HIST 117 & 118 MATH 168 & 191 PSYC 101 RELG 160

IMPORTANT NOTE: Discuss any difficulties accessing course materials with parents and school IT staff as soon as discovered, as there may be firewall or other limitations that need adjusting to be able to complete Andrews University courses.  Tablets are not suitable for all  Andrews University course requirements.