Independent StudiesIndependent Study (also known as correspondence or home study) is a form of distance education. Whether available as hard copy or a multimedia package, or fully accessible on the World Wide Web, all courses require a syllabus/study guide, textbook(s) or readings, and may include audio- and videotapes, CDs, e-mail exchanges, and phone conferences, as deemed appropriate by your instructor. The syllabus/study guide for each course outlines steps for completing course requirements. We are privileged to have students enrolled from around the world. We are confident that your will find your course a challenging and rewarding experience to the extent that you make your best efforts, ask questions, and carefully observe procedures and policies governing Independent Study. UNC has been a member of the Colorado Statewide Extended Studies Program under the policies of the Colorado Commission on Higher Education since the early 1970s. To learn more about the Colorado Online and Distance Education (CODE) Program and the public colleges and universities that participate, visit the CDE website at: www.coloradoextendedcampus.org. Recent changes in federal regulations relating to our ability to deliver online education have uncovered onerous application and fee requirements from a few states. As a result, at this time (effective December 1, 2011), the University of Northern Colorado is unable to accept applications for admission to online courses or programs from students residing in the following states: Arkansas, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, North Carolina, and Tennessee. For more information, click here.
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