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Want to earn a degree on your time, from your place?
An online learning degree program consists of courses delivered strictly in a web-based format. SUNY Oswego participates in the statewide asynchronous SUNY Learning Network (SLN). Asynchronous learning provides the flexibility to earn college credit where and when it fits your schedule. This means students with access to the Internet can “attend” class from anywhere, at any time that is convenient to them.
SLN courses are not self-paced. As with the traditional classroom, students are part of a larger learning community made up of students enrolled in the same course. All students follow a syllabus and a course schedule.
Faculty will often provide guidelines for how often you should log in to the course, and they may specify how they will evaluate your participation. The time of day or night that you choose to participate is up to you.
Currently we offer the following degree programs:
- Masters of Business Administration
- Broadcasting (BRC) program
- Public Justice
- Vocational Teacher Preparation
- Minor in Economics
In addition to fully online degree programs, we also offer a number of individual courses from a variety of degree programs, at both the graduate and undergraduate level. During fall and spring semesters, we offer approximately 75 online courses; 35 during WinterSession; and 100 during Summer Sessions.
Current Offerings
SUNY Oswego continuously offers a variety of courses in which students can earn three credits by taking courses on campus, off campus at the Metro Center in downtown Syracuse, the Oswego State Education Center in Phoenix, in Watertown and the North Country, and online. From computers to the arts, from public justice to the sciences, our courses offer something for everyone!
Interested in Oswego's online courses?
Courses being offered may be viewed by visiting myOswego:
- Click the "Course Availability" link on the right side of the page.
- Under the "Search by Term" pull-down menu, select "current term" and click on the "Select" button.
- From the "campus selection" list scroll down and choose "DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE" press the "Class Search" button.
Orientation Guide for Online Students
This Online Orientation Guide will serve to guide students to campus services and information in a convenient and easy to use manner.
Online Learning FAQs
Need more information to answers to frequently asked questions visit our FAQs PAGE »
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