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Yes, an online student can take a course on-site (when available) and vice versa. It is dependent on the program, timing, and availability of courses offered. Connect with one of our Admissions...
Read moreAAP online courses are asynchronous. Students access course materials at individually desired times; however, there are deadlines for assignments and discussions throughout the week. Students...
Read moreYes, some professors host live virtual sessions. Connect with one of our Admissions Representatives to discuss your specific course(s) and instructors.
No, AAP does not use proctored exams for on-site or online exams.
Yes, a non-degree-seeking or special student is one who would be eligible for admission as a degree or certificate candidate to the chosen program but who is not interested in pursuing the...
Read moreThere is no difference between the learning objectives, curriculum, rigor, and outcomes of the on-site and online formats. In fact, some students do both....
Read moreStudents who are working full time are advised that enrolling in two courses per semester is a challenging academic load. Students who elect to register for more than two courses should be working...
Read moreThe number of courses/credit hours is dependent on the program. For more specific information regarding your program of interest, please view our Quick Stats Guide...
This depends on your specific degree or graduate certificate program. Students typically tailor their own course of study by selecting among core, elective, and concentration courses (if...
Read moreThis depends on your specific degree program. Students typically tailor their own course of study by selecting among core, elective, and concentration courses (if applicable). The number of...
Read moreThis is dependent on specific faculty members and their preferences. Instructors typically interact via Skype, scheduled office hours, and email.
Assignments are outlined in the program's syllabus. AAP online courses are asynchronous. Students access course materials and discussion at individually desired times. Students share learning...
Read moreStudents will need a computer with internet, webcam, and/or microphone. Technology should be a student asset and never an obstacle to online learning. This is why, as an online learner at JHU, you...
Read moreThe courses are taught by a mix of full-time faculty, adjunct professors, and practitioners.
For more information, please see our Faculty...
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