Ohio Higher Education Listings:

Admissions: antioch-college.edu/Admissions/1/apply.html

Applications: antioch-college.edu/Admissions/apply/apply/index.php

Financial Aid: antioch-college.edu/Admissions/fa/index.html

Bookstore: www.antiochcollegebookstore.com/

Library: antioch-college.edu/library/index.html

Applications: www.applyweb.com/apply/mcgreg/indexa.html

Financial Aid: www.mcgregor.edu/sas/fa/index2.html

Bookstore: www.antiochbookstore.com/

Library: www.mcgregor.edu/library.html

Applications: www.ashland.edu/admission/appli_index.html

Financial Aid: www.ashland.edu/finaid/

Bookstore: www.ashlandbookstore.com/

Library: www.ashland.edu/library/

Admissions: www.bw.edu/admission/

Applications: www.bw.edu/my/newuser/index.cfm?saction=selectApp

Financial Aid: www.bw.edu/finaid/

Distance Education: www.bw.edu/lifelearn/dl/index.html

Admissions: www.btc.edu/Current_Students/admissions.cfm
Belmont Technical College maintains an open door admissions policy which makes it possible for all who desire a technical education to pursue the program of their choice.

Applications: www.btc.edu/application/
The following 4 step process will begin your enrollment at Belmont Technical College. The online application will take approximately 5 to 10 minutes to complete. The following information will be needed to complete this application: Social Security Card,

Course Catalog: www.btc.edu/Current_Students/class_list.cfm

Financial Aid: www.btc.edu/Current_Students/financial_aid.cfm
The Financial Aid Office administers various Federal, State, College and private financial aid programs. Financial aid is made available to help students meet the expenses of a college education.

Testing Services: www.btc.edu/Department_Offices/student_suc_cntr.cfm

Library: www.btc.edu/LRC_BAK/index.cfm

Distance Education: www.btc.edu/Distance_ed/

Admissions: www.bluffton.edu/admission/apply/

Registrar: www.bluffton.edu/registrar/

Financial Aid: www.bluffton.edu/admission/financialaid/

Library: www.bluffton.edu/academiclife/library/index.html

Admissions: www.bgsu.edu/offices/admissions/choose/welcome.html
Students can learn about majors and degrees, costs, financial aid, admission requirements, and other general information here. Students can also access an online application for admission here.

Applications: www.bgsu.edu/offices/admissions/choose/apply.html
There are links from this page to both the undergraduate and graduate online applications with information on admission criteria and requirements.

Registrar: www.bgsu.edu/offices/registrar/
The official academic calendar, as well as information regarding student academic records can be found here. A listing of classes can be accessed including a link to distance courses by semester.

Course Catalog: http://webapps.bgsu.edu/classes/indexps.php
Students can view all online courses by selecting "Classes approved for distance education" in the "Location" field on this screen.

Financial Aid: www.bgsu.edu/offices/sfa/
Students can access and apply for financial aid and scholarsip opportunities online. There are other services regarding financial aid that are available to students on this site as well.

Testing Services: www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/counseling
Students can view all of the services the Counseling Center offers to registered BGSU students.

Disability Services: www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/disability
This site provides a support system to students in conquering obstacles students with disabilities may encounter as they pursue their educational goals and activities.

Tutoring Services: www.bgsu.edu/offices/acen/
The Office of Academic Enhancement provides tutoring, mentoring, and individualized academic assistance for continued and sustained success in the areas of math, writing, and study skills.

Bookstore: bookstore.bgsu.edu
By clicking "Textbooks", students can purchase their books using three different methods, including online purchasing.

Library: bgsu.edu/colleges/library/
The BGSU Library web site contains links to BGSU's libraries catalog, the OhioLink Central Catalog, research databases, and electronic journals. Students may also contact a librarian via email, phone, or online chat.

Distance Education: online.bgsu.edu
BGSU's http://online.bgsu.edu web site is a centralized location where online students can get information to assist them as online students at BGSU.

Technical Support: www.bgsu.edu/offices/studenttech
The Student Tech site provides online training materials including Atomic Learning tutorials, terminology, and handouts for all BGSU students. Contact information is also included.

Technical Support Contact: www.bgsu.edu/offices/its/tsc

Technology Requirements: www.bgsu.edu/its/software/page10725.html
In addition to technology requirements, this site provides information about BGSU's web portal for students, information about Blackboard, the CMS used at BGSU, and answers numerous other FAQs.

Military: www.bgsu.edu/offices/registrar/page5524.html
This site assists veteran students in receiving benefits under the Mongomery GI Bill by ensuring that the proper paperwork is filled out, certified, and filed with the VA so that payment dispersal can begin.

Life Experience: adultlearnerservices.bgsu.edu/index.php?x=pla
This link provides information about earning academic credit for experiences outside the classroom, including portfolio assessment, CLEP exams, and credit by examination.

Section 508 Compliance: www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/disability
This link provides information Section 508 complinance at BGSU.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.bgsu.edu/offices/registrar/page5606.html
This link provides information Education Rights and Privacy Acts (FERPA) complinance at BGSU.

Accreditations: www.bgsu.edu/catalog/University/University13.html
This page lists all accreditations for the university.

Distance Learning Advisor: Connie Molnar - Phone:(419) 372-7900 - Email:cmolnar@bgsu.edu

Institutional Contact: Center for Online and Blended Learning - Phone:(419) 372-6792 - Email:online@bgnet.bgsu.edu

Admissions: www.capital.edu/prosp/index.shtml

Registrar: www.capital.edu/cc/reg/index.shtml

Financial Aid: www.capital.edu/cc/finaid/index.shtml

Bookstore: www.capital.edu/cc/bkstre/index.shtml

Registrar: www.cwru.edu/provost/registrar/registrar.html

Bookstore: cwru.bkstore.com/

Library: www.cwru.edu/libraries/libraries.html

Admissions: www.cedarville.edu/dept/adm/

Applications: www.cedarville.edu/home/ce/ce09.cfm

Registrar: www.cedarville.edu/dept/acadserv/

Financial Aid: www.cedarville.edu/dept/fa/

Bookstore: www.cedarville.edu/dept/bookstor/

Library: www.cedarville.edu/dept/ls/

Admissions: www.newarkcolleges.com/cotc/admissions.asp

Financial Aid: www.newarkcolleges.com/cotc/aid.asp

Distance Education: csuwebct.ces.edu

Admissions: www.centralstate.edu/admissions/index.html

Applications: www.centralstate.edu/admissions/apply2.html

Registrar: www.centralstate.edu/academics/registrar/index.html

Financial Aid: www.centralstate.edu/financial%20aid/index.html

Distance Education: csuwebct.ces.edu

Admissions: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/index.html

Applications: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/procedures.htm
This site provides the link to College admissions.

For Seminary applications go to: http://www.applyweb.com/aw?cincys

Course Catalog: campusweb.ccuniversity.edu/exweb/
This links to the opening page of our catalog and degree information. Click the Guest button to login.

From there use the menu at the left to access Course Plans, search for Courses, view the Faculty Roster, or obtain current Degree Checksheets for

Financial Aid: www.ccuniversity.edu/financialaid/index.html
The Financial Aid pages provide information about financial services offered by CCU and links to all entities related to Financial Aid at CCU.

You contact the Financial Aid Office at:
(513) 244-8132
financialaid@CCUniversity.edu

Disability Services: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/acadsupport.htm
Disability Services are provided through the Academic Support office. The Academic Support office handles all requests for student disability services. Contact Cindi Cooper at:
(513) 244-8420
cindi.cooper@CCUniversity.edu

Once a student self identifies as needing disability support, the Academic Support office will work with them and faculty to make necessary arrangements. See the Section 508 Policy on the site for details.

Contact Academic Support:
(513) 244-8420
cindi.cooper@CCUniversity.edu

Tutoring Services: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/acadsupport.htm
Tutoring arrangments are made through the Academic Support office. For assistance contact Cindi Cooper:
(513) 244-8420
cindi.cooper@ccuniversity.edu

Bookstore: www.ccuniversity.edu/bookstore/
The bookstore section provides information about contacting the bookstore. The Textbooks section, particularly, provides contact information and instructions for ordering textbooks. Currently books cannot be ordered online, but the bookstore expedites ord

Library: library.ccuniversity.edu/
The CCU Library site provides access to the SCROLLS catalog for all CCU holdings as well as numerous electronic databases and catalogs available to registered CCU students. It also provides tutorials for using the online resources and for setting up Inter

Distance Education: www.ccuniversity.edu/eLearn
This is the general information page for CCU eLEARN. It includes program information, requirements, and contact information for the Director of Distance Education.

Technical Support: home.ccuniversity.edu/
For Technical Support information go to the CCU link directly above. Select the Tech Help menu option at the top to view Technical Support options.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@ccuniversity.edu

Technology Requirements: www.ccuniversity.edu/elearn/requirements.htm
Basic information about requirements for taking CCU eLEARN courses, including technical requirements.

Military: militaryguides.acenet.edu/
CCU follows the guidelines of the American Council on Education (ACE) for Military Service Credit. The link above provides those guidelines.

Arrangements with CCU are made through the Registrar's office:
registrar@ccuniversity.edu
(513) 244-8170

Life Experience: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/04_06catalog_web.pdf
See pages 37-38 of the CCU Catalog for policies regarding Alternative Educational Experience, Credit by Examination (e.g., CLEP), and Credit by Demonstrated Competency.

Section 508 Compliance: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/dsspp.htm
Disability services are provided to students who self-report to the Academic Support office. The above link provides policies and procedures followed by CCU to comply with Section 508.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.ccuniversity.edu/cbc/04_06catalog_web.pdf
See College catalog pages 39-41 for the CCU statement of student rights under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Acts (FERPA).

See page 13 of the Seminary Catalog for their statement of FERPA rights.
http://www.ccuniversity.edu/seminary/catalog0507.pdf

Accreditations: www.ccuniversity.edu/about/accreditation.htm
CCU is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission, The Association of Biblical Higher Education, and The Association of Theological Schools.

It is also affiliated with:
Association of Christian Schools International
Ohio College Associatio

Distance Learning Advisor: Registrar's Office - Phone:(513) 244-8170 - Email:registrar@CCUniversity.edu

Institutional Contact: Dr. J. Paul Pennington - Phone:(513) 244-8181 - Email:paul.pennington@CCUniversity.edu

Admissions: www.ccms.edu/apply/index.html

Financial Aid: www.ccms.edu/financial_aid/index.html

1. Submit the Application for Admission.
2. If you graduated from high school, have your school mail us an official copy of your transcript. Transcripts brought in by the student or Faxed will not be considered official and will not be accepted. If you did not graduate from high school, you must have a GED to be admitted to Cincinnati State. Please attach a copy of your GED to your application, or you may bring a copy in yourself. GEDs may be hand delivered. If you listed any colleges/universities on your application, have your colleges/universites mail us an official copy of your transcripts.
3. Taking the ACT COMPASS Test. This is a placement test used to determine if a student is ready for college level courses, or if the student needs basic courses before starting the college courses. It is not pass or fail. You must have a photo ID to take the COMPASS test.

Admissions: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/Admission/
Welcome to the site for Admission to Cincinnati State! We are very excited that you are considering an education here, and hope we can answer any questions you might have about the process.

Applications: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/Admission/AdmissionProcess.htm
Follow this link for the online application: Cincinnati State's Online Application (Secure Server)

Registrar: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/Registration/
Registration for each term may be completed in two (2) ways:

Web Registration
In-Person Registration

Students are allowed to registed based on their accumlated credit hours.

Course Catalog: www.cincinnatistate.edu/courses/program_courses.aspx
You can search for programs and majors, as well as well as course titles and course numbers. Click on the course number link on the results screen to see current and upcoming sections of that course.

Financial Aid: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/FinancialAid/
The Office of Financial Aid enables access to higher education by providing college financial planning and quality customer service to students and families in pursuit of their educational goals.

Telephone: 513.569.1530

Testing Services: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/Admission/CompassTest.htm
The Compass Placement Test is designed to help you and your advisor figure out which classes you should take as you start coursework at Cincinnati State. It is important for you to prepare for the test to ensure that you are placed in the right programs.

Disability Services: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/DisabilityServices/
Mission Statement: To provide otherwise qualified students with disabilities equal access to all opportunities, programs, and services offered by the College.

Tutoring Services: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/Academics/AcademicDivisions/Humanities/TheTutoringCenter.htm
We are here to help students by providing academic assistance. Tutors are expected to be knowledgeable and dependable, and they are committed to helping students achieve academic success. Tutors have previously shown their own academic ability.

Bookstore: shop.efollett.com/htmlroot/storehome/cincinnatistatetechnicalandcommunitycollege448.html?storeId=10677&ddkey=StoreFinder
Cincinnati State's Bookstore is operated by the Follett company. Store hours are Mon. through Thurs. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm, and Friday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm. Extended hours are scheduled the first week of the term.
Phone: 513.961.1067
FAX: 513.961.2930

Library: www.cincinnatistate.edu/Library
BLINK, and its links to OhioLINK Central are fully operational off-campus.

Most periodical indexes and full-text resources are available off-campus, but they require authentication.

Distance Education: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/Academics/AcademicDivisions/dlhome.htm
Cincinnati State supplements its traditional face-to-face courses with online learning opportunities of varying levels.

Some courses have only a web presence, meaning only basic information about the course is available online.

Technical Support: https://mycstate.cincinnatistate.edu
Welcome to myCSTATE, the online gateway to information and services at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. If you have difficulty logging into a service, you may contact the ITS help desk at x4357 (on campus) or 513-569-1234, extension 1 (o

Technical Support Contact: itshelpdesk@cincinnatistate.edu

Technology Requirements: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/Academics/AcademicDivisions/blackboard.htm

Military: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/Veterans/
The Office of Veterans Affairs (OVA) at Cincinnati State offers assistance to veterans, eligible dependants and selected reservists who wish to initiate, continue, or resume using their VA educational benefits.

Life Experience: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/Records/TransferofCredits.htm
Advanced standing credit means that a student receives credit for completing a Cincinnati State course or cooperative education requirement by demonstrating successful completion of appropriate prior academic and/or work experience.

Section 508 Compliance: www.cincinnatistate.edu/CurrentStudent/DisabilityServices/registrationwithDSS.htm
Any otherwise qualified student or prospective student who states that he or she has a disability as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) or the guidelines for section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 may register with this

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.cincinnatistate.edu/PrivacyStatement.htm
The College complies with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). That Act prohibits the release of education records without student permission. FERPA regulations apply only to our student body; however the College has a similar commitment

Accreditations: www.cincinnatistate.edu/FutureStudent/Admission/AccreditationsandMemberships.htm
Cincinnati State is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The College also holds several other accreditations and memberships. See the complete list by following this link.

Distance Learning Advisor: Jon P. McKamey - Phone:513.569.1696 - Email:jon.mckamey@cincinnatistate.edu

Institutional Contact: Jon P. McKamey - Phone:513.569.1696 - Email:jon.mckamey@cincinnatistate.edu

Admissions: www.clarkstate.edu/admissions.html

Applications: www.clarkstate.edu/application.html
Students can learn about application and admissions policies and procedures as well as apply online here. The phone number is 937/328-6028

Registrar: www.clarkstate.edu/records.html
The Records and Registration Office processes student records, transcripts, grades, identification cards and diplomas, as well as class registrations each quarter. Phone and online registration information is available at this link or by calling 937/328-6097.

Course Catalog: res.clarkstate.edu/Forms/Schedule/Main.aspx
Provides a list of all online courses available with brief descriptions and special information. Under location select "online"

Financial Aid: www.clarkstate.edu/finaid.html
This link provides information on financial assistance to attend college. Information is available on grants, scholarships and loans. You can also call 937/328-6034 for information.

Testing Services: www.clarkstate.edu/compass.html
Provides information on placement tests. These tests will assess your skill levels in reading, writing and mathematics based on your major to be pursued at Clark State. Go to this link or call 937/328-6049 for more information.

Disability Services: www.clarkstate.edu/dservices.html
Provides information on The Office of Disability Services (ODS) which is the official contact for students with disabilities who request academic adjustments, reasonable modifications, auxiliary aides and/or services to provide equal opportunity for academic success. They can also be reached at 937/328-6019.

Tutoring Services: www.clarkstate.edu/ssuccess.html
The Success Center assists students in developing learning skills. This link will also connect you to SmarThinking our online tutoring services. Call 937/328-6049 or email Youngb@clarkstate.edu for more information.

Bookstore: bookstore.clarkstate.edu/Scripts/mgrqispi.dll?appname=WAP&prgname=Login
Students can order and pay for text books online. Call 937/328.6099 or email snyderh@clarkstate.edu for more information.

Library: lib2.clarkstate.edu/
Provides access to library services 24/7 including the OhioLINK catalog, research databases and reference assistance. Students can order books, videos and articles online. Call 937/328.6022 or email Library@clarkstate.edu for more information.

Distance Education: www.clarkstate.edu/online_learning.php
Provides information about all distance education offerings available at Clark State. Call 937/328.6023 or email austkeeferm@clarkstate.edu for more information.

Technical Support: help.clarkstate.edu/
This site was created to help Clark State constituents who are having technical problems. A link to all online services is available at http://www.clarkstate.edu/guide.html

Technical Support Contact: help@clarkstate.edu

Technology Requirements: http://clarkstate.edu/pdf/onlineltr_sufa08.pdf
Software and hardware requirements for online and web-enhanced courses are listed here. Other useful links to technical help are included here as well.

Military: www.clarkstate.edu/pdf/catalog04.pdf
You may receive academic credit through Military credit or examinations. For more information go to our online catalog page 138.

Life Experience: www.clarkstate.edu/pdf/catalog04.pdf
You may receive academic credit through experiential credit or examinations. For more information go to our online catalog page 138.

Section 508 Compliance: www.clarkstate.edu/dservices.html
Clark State is committed to helping students with physical and learning disabilities. For more information go to our online catalog page 143, call 937/328-6019 or email kaiserm@clarkstate.edu

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.clarkstate.edu/pdf/catalog04.pdf
Clark State complies with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Acts. For more information go to our online catalog page 135.

Accreditations: www.clarkstate.edu/pdf/catalog04.pdf
Clark State is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of College and Schools. A complete list of all accreditations is available in our online college catalog page 4.

Distance Learning Advisor: Amy Sues - Phone:937/328.3867 - Email:SuesA@clarkstate.edu

Institutional Contact: Mary Beth Aust-Keefer - Phone:937/328.6023 - Email:austkeeferm@clarkstate.edu

Admissions: www.csuohio.edu/admissions/

Applications: http://www.csuohio.edu/admissions/apply/

Bookstore: csuohio.bkstore.com/

Library: www.ulib.csuohio.edu/

Distance Education: www.csuohio.edu/offcampus

Admissions: www.msj.edu/view/admissions-apply.aspx
At the Mount, we look at each student as an individual. Your interests, aptitude and potential for academic success are taken into consideration when you apply to the Mount. The College's admission decision is one of eligibility rather than selection.

Applications: www.msj.edu/view/admissions-apply/high-school-students/apply-now.aspx
Admission applications can be completed in one of the following 3 ways: complete and submit the application form online; download a printable form to complete and mail in; or request an application form to be sent to you by mail.

Registrar: www.msj.edu/view/academics/services/registrar.aspx
The Registrar Office staff is committed to strive for continuous improvement of our service responsibilities to make our services timely and accurate through the use of the most current technology and procedures.

Course Catalog: www.msj.edu/view/academics/catalogs--class-schedules.aspx
The Mount offers a variety of course delivery formats: Standard Format, Accelerated Format, Distance Learning Format, Study Abroad, Auto-Study, and Learning Contracts/Independent Learning.

Financial Aid: http://www.msj.edu/view/financial-aid.aspx
We look forward to working with you to explore ways to make a Mount education affordable. Approximately 80 percent of our students receive financial assistance to help meet their college expenses.

Bookstore: http://www.msj.edu/view/academics/services/bookstore.aspx
In-store and online ... our bookstore has the right textbooks, right now! Simply choose your classes and we will show you what you need.

Library: http://inside.msj.edu/departments/library/
You can visit us on campus, call us at 513-244-4307, ask us questions via online form, or chat live with a librarian! Click the above link for more information.

Distance Education: www.msj.edu/academics/dl/
The Mount is proud to offer a flexible alternative for busy people looking to continue their education and further their careers. Visit the above link to see the various distance learning courses we offer.

Institutional Contact: 5701 Delhi Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45233-1670 - Phone:513-244-4200 - Email:mountweb@mail.msj.edu

Admissions: www.wooster.edu/admissions/

Registrar: www.wooster.edu/registrar/

Financial Aid: www.wooster.edu/financialaid/

Bookstore: www.wilsonbookstore.com/

Library: www.wooster.edu/library/

Admissions: cscc.edu/docs/CSCC/Prospective.htm

Applications: cscc.edu/docs/Contact/admission01.htm
The student can complete the application process online.

Registrar: global.cscc.edu/getting_started/Tab3/Page7.htm
Information pertaining the registration process in general and how students can register for classes online.

Course Catalog: www.cscc.edu/DOCS/coursedescript.htm
Gives the student course descriptions and pre-requisite information. Credit hours and lab and lecture information

Financial Aid: cscc.edu/docs/FinAid/index.htm
It provides important information regarding financial aid and allows the student to apply online (fafsa).

Testing Services: www.cscc.edu/docs/Couns/compass.html
Provides placement test information. The testing center provides services for students enrolled in distance learning, including setting up proctered sites for those living outside of the central Ohio service area.

Disability Services: cscc.edu/docs/Disability/indexds.htm
Provides information about disability services.

Tutoring Services: cscc.edu/docs/SSL8a.HTM
Provides information about tutoring services offered. Students enrolled in distance learning have access to Smarthinking.com and the College's new online writing center which can be accessed directly from their distance learning course site.

Bookstore: bookstore.cscc.edu/
Students can order and pay for text books online.

Library: cscc.edu/Library/index.htm
Provides students access to Ohiolink and other internet resources.

Distance Education: global.cscc.edu/index.asp
Students can view distance course offerings. Provides information on registration process, purchasing text books, and how to obtain a username and password.

Technical Support: cscc.edu/ls/index.htm
The IT Support Center is located on the ground floor of Columbus Hall in the Educational Resource Center (ERC).

We provide IT�Information Technology related services and support to Columbus State Community College staff, faculty, and students.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@cscc.edu

Technology Requirements: global.cscc.edu/getting_started/Tab3/Page4.htm
Provides an overview what skills are needed to be a successful distance learner including technical requirements.

Military: global.cscc.edu/ncredit.htm
Provides information on CSCC stated policy for military service credit.

Life Experience: cscc.edu/Forms/index.htm
Provides a form with instructions to request (PLA) Prior Learning Assessment - N credit.

Section 508 Compliance: global.cscc.edu/TLRC/webAccessibility.htm
All online Courses go through a technical quality review process; integrating the general guidelines regarding web accessibility as defined by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) at http://www.w3c.org/WAI/

Privacy Rights Compliance: cscc.edu/InstDisclosure/index.htm
Information on rights and procedures for inspection, correction, and disclosure of information in the student record. Student rights under FERPA are published in the College Catalog, or by accessing page 29, of the Catalog.

Accreditations: cscc.edu/DOCS/Gi7.htm
All degrees and courses offered at a distance at Columbus State Community College are accredited by The Higher Learning Commission; Member-North Central Association.

Distance Learning Advisor: Janet McDermott - Phone:614-287-2631 - Email:jmcdermo@cscc.edu

Institutional Contact: Suzanne Patzer 287-5991 - Phone:800-621-7440 x 5991 - Email:global@cscc.edu

Admissions: http://www.tri-c.edu/apply/Pages/HowtoApply.aspx
New students are encouraged to apply EARLY to ensure enough time for course selection and appointments with Assessment & Placement, and Counseling and Financial Aid.

Applications: http://www.tri-c.edu/apply/Pages/instructions.aspx
All students must complete an online application for admission. You may also print a paper copy and return it by mail or in person to the Admissions and Records Office.

Registrar: http://www.tri-c.edu/register/Pages/default.aspx
Register online through My Tri-C Space, by telephone (888)400-8742, or in person at any Tri-C campus Admissions and Records office.

Course Catalog: http://www.tri-c.edu/academics/catalog/pages/home.aspx
Fall 2007 - Summer 2008 College Catalog. The links on this page will open PDF files. You will need the latest version of Acrobat Reader to view these files.

Financial Aid: http://www.tri-c.edu/services/financialassistance/Pages/Apply.aspx
Financial assistance opportunities are available in the form of scholarships, grants, loans and part-time employment. Eligibility and approval for all forms of financial assistance should be determined at least four weeks prior to registration.

Testing Services: http://www.tri-c.edu/services/Pages/testing.aspx
Assessment Centers allow the flexibility of taking a test between specified dates. For more info call the Assessment Center at your campus. In some cases, arrangements can be made between you and your instructor for tests to be proctored off campus.

Disability Services: http://www.tri-c.edu/pathways/Pages/disability.aspx
ACCESS Programs coordinate services to students with disabilities at CCC and help to ensure that College programs and activities are accessible to qualified individuals with disabilities, as mandated by Federal Law.

Tutoring Services: http://www.tri-c.edu/community/Pages/technology.aspx
Free Tutoring is available to all enrolled Tri-C students. The Learning Centers are open weekdays beginning the first week of classes.

Bookstore: http://www.tri-c.edu/services/Pages/BookCenters.aspx
On-line ordering payment options: 1) Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. 2)prepay and mailed to your home. 3)prepay and pick-up in store at campus you are attending.

Library: http://www.tri-c.edu/library/Pages/Home.aspx
Cuyahoga Community College is a member of OhioLINK, the Ohio Library & Information Network.

Distance Education: http://www.tri-c.edu/distancelearning/Pages/Home.aspx
Distance Learning is an instructional method that allows you to take courses without having to commit to regular campus attendance. All Tri-C Distance Learning credit courses are accredited.

Technical Support: http://d2.parature.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=4480
My Tri-C Support Center. 24/7 support. Phone, online knowledge base, live chat, and email.

Technical Support Contact: distance@tri-c.edu

Technology Requirements: http://www.tri-c.edu/distancelearning/Pages/TechnicalRequirements.aspx
We recommend the following configuration for your computer:
• 1 GHz or greater processor
• 512+ MB RAM
• 1G free disc space
• 17" monitor; 1024 x 768 resolution
• Broadband Internet connection
• CD/DVD Player
• Color Printer
Required Software:
• Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, or Mac OS X
• Browser: Internet Explorer 7.x , Firefox 2.x , or Safari. Check your browser.
• Word processing program (MS Office or MS Open Office (free). MS Works is not recommended.)
• Many software packages are free and linked from our site.
• Any additional software requirements will be detailed in the course information.

Military: http://www.tri-c.edu/pathways/Pages/veterans.aspx
Veterans Upward Bound (VUB) provides comprehensive support services to eligible veterans interested in pursuing a college program of study. Support services are designed to help veterans’ complete preparatory coursework, increase their access to college, develop academic skills, and remain enrolled in and graduate from a program of postsecondary education.

Life Experience: http://www.tri-c.edu/services/counseling/Pages/Home.aspx
Students seeking assistance/information on credit-by-exam/prior learning experience should contact the Counseling Center at the campus to which they were admitted.

Section 508 Compliance: http://www.tri-c.edu/pathways/Pages/Home.aspx

Privacy Rights Compliance: http://www.tri-c.edu/about/pages/compliance.aspx

Accreditations: http://www.tri-c.edu/about/Pages/Accreditation.aspx
Cuyahoga Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Institutional Contact: Distance Learning Center E-mail: distance@tri-c.edu - Phone:(216) 987-4257 - Email:distance@tri-c.edu

Admissions: www.defiance.edu/admissions.html

Library: www.defiance.edu/pages/pilgrim_library.html

Admissions: www.denison.edu/admissions/

Registrar: www.denison.edu/registrar/

Financial Aid: www.denison.edu/financialaid/

Bookstore: www.denison.edu/bookstore/

Library: www.denison.edu/library/

Admissions: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=9
Jefferson Community College embraces an "open door" admissions policy. The minimum requirement for college admissions is a high school diploma, General Educational Development (GED) certificate, or completion of an approved home school program; however, a

Applications: ns4.hgo.net/jcc/jccapp.pdf
The on-line application form can be printed and mailed to the address provided. Contact the HOST Center at extension 112.

Registrar: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=16

Course Catalog: ns4.hgo.net/jcc/courselist.asp

Financial Aid: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=18
Students have a wide access to financial aid at Jefferson Community College.

Scholarships, grants, loans, and work study programs are available. Financial aid is awarded to students enrolled in certificate or associate degree programs to help defra

Testing Services: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=9
The Admissions Office uses placement testing and counseling to guide prospective students to appropriate programs, classes, and career goals. Students seeking to take a summer course to transfer back to their home institutions should bring grade reports/t

Tutoring Services: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=261

Bookstore: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=220

Library: ns3.jeffersoncc.org/jcc/pagelist.asp?pageid=288

Distance Education: ns3.jcc.edu/jcc/DistEd_ShowMain.asp
Distance Education at Jefferson Community College allows you to access college credit and noncredit courses in a variety of ways, including online. Through delivery of courses online, at off-campus locations and via other means, students may fit classes m

Institutional Contact: Dr. James Baber, Executive Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs - Phone:(740) 264-5591 - Email:jbaber@jcc.edu

Admissions: www.edisonohio.edu/Admissions
General information about Edison can be found at this site that might be useful before you complete the on-line application listed below.

Applications: www.edisonohio.edu/Apply
Using the RLN's online application form is easy. You'll save time and frustration from filling out the paper application, and you'll benefit from the host of online tools we've assembled to make the job easier.

Registrar: www.edisonohio.edu/Registration
Registration for credit classes is conducted prior to each semester according to the Academic Calendar. Registration is open to previously enrolled students who are academically eligible to return, currently enrolled students, newly admitted students, and

Course Catalog: www.edisonohio.edu/catalog/
The Edison catalog is updated yearly and often times posted to the web site prior to a printed version becoming available. Visit the Edison Community Catalog web site for helpful information regarding policies and procedures, course information, contact

Financial Aid: www.edisonohio.edu/FinancialAid/
The Edison Office of Financial Aid offers information about Edison scholarships, types of financial aid offered by the college and helpful step-by-step information to guide you along the path to achieve the most financial aid available to you as a student

Testing Services: www.edisonohio.edu/library/testing/index.htm
The testing center is housed in the college's library. Testing Center hours are the same as the Library's hours of operation.

Disability Services: www.edisonohio.edu/SpecialNeeds_Disabilities/
Earning a college degree is hard work. The unique obstacles faced by students with special needs often makes the educational process an even greater challenge, but Edison offers services that can help you succeed.

Tutoring Services: www.edisonohio.edu/LearningCenter/
The Learning Center at Edison offers online students assistance through an online tutoring product called Smarthinking. Please contact the Learning Center for further information.

Bookstore: www.edisonohio.edu/Bookstore/
The Edison Bookstore takes pride in offering excellent service to students both on and off campus. Please feel free to contact the bookstore by phone or e-mail for your course textbook needs.

Library: www.edisonohio.edu/library/
The Edison library makes available to online students resources for course work completion. The "Ask the Librarian" feature is popular with students both on and off campus. Need a library card? Just e-mail or call for assistance.

Distance Education: www.edisonohio.edu/distance
Edison Community College offers an array of new classes each semester. The Distance Learning page offers a listing of the upcoming semester courses, course descriptions and requirements.

Technical Support: http://edisonhelpdell.edisonohio.edu/StudentHelpdesk/
Distance Learning has quickly become integrated into the mainstream at Edison. Online students can find helpful links highlighted in this area that will help them to succeed as Edison students.

Technical Support Contact: studenthelpdesk@edisonohio.edu

Technology Requirements: www.edisonohio.edu/blackboard/
Blackboard is the primary course management system used at Edison Community College. Some online English courses use ConnectWeb which has similar system requirements.

Military: www.edisonohio.edu/arc
Please contact the Advising Resource Center for further information.

Life Experience: www.edisonohio.edu/arc
Edison awards credit for college-level learning gained outside of college through a variety of methods which take into account the knowledge adults require as they live, work and learn.

Section 508 Compliance: www.edisonohio.edu/SpecialNeeds_Disabilities/
Edison Community College provides facilities and services to assure equal access to students wtih disabilities including academic advising, personal counseling, adaptive equipment, and tutoring

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.edisonohio.edu/handbook
The most recent version of the Edison handbook is posted on the college web site. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Student Development Office for further assistance. E-mail info@edisonohio.edu

Accreditations: www.edisonohio.edu/accreditation.asp
The college is accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCA-Regional

Distance Learning Advisor: http://www.edisonohio.edu/connect/ - Phone:937-778-7844 - Email:sbean@edisonohio.edu

Institutional Contact: Cecelia Green - Phone:937-778-7883 - Email:cgreen@edisonohio.edu

Admissions: www.franciscan.edu/home2/Content/Admissions/main.aspx?id=1073

Applications: secure.franciscan.edu/AdmApp/LoginTool/AppStart.aspx

Financial Aid: www.franciscan.edu/home2/Content/finaid/main.aspx?id=136

Library: www2.franciscan.edu/jp2/

Admissions: www.franklin.edu/prospective/

Financial Aid: www.franklin.edu/go/finaid

Testing Services: www.franklin.edu/go/slc

Disability Services: www.franklin.edu/students/resources/disabilityservices.html

Tutoring Services: www.franklin.edu/go/slc

Bookstore: www.franklin.edu/students/resources/bookstore.html/view

Library: www.franklin.edu/go/library

Technical Support: www.franklin.edu/go/helpdesk

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@franklin.edu

Admissions: www.heidelberg.edu/offices/admission/

Financial Aid: www.heidelberg.edu/offices/financial-aid/

Bookstore: www.heidelberg.edu/offices/bookstore/

Admissions: www.hiram.edu/admission/index.asp

Applications: www.hiram.edu/admission/applyonline.asp

Financial Aid: www.hiram.edu/admission/financialaid.asp

Library: library.hiram.edu/

Admissions: www.hocking.edu/calls_to_action/apply/index.htm
First time e-Learning students can apply online for admission to Hocking College.

Applications: www.hocking.edu/calls_to_action/apply/index.htm
It's easy to apply for admission to Hocking College. First time e-Learning students can apply online for admission.

Registrar: concrs.hocking.cc.oh.us/
In addition to providing the e-learning student with a link to register for classes online, this web site also provides students with access to their transcript, the college calendar, course description, course offerings, student email as well as many oth

Course Catalog: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/toc.htm
Hocking's online course catalog provides the student with general information about Hocking College as well as current degree information for each of our Associate Degree programs.

Financial Aid: www.hocking.edu/financial_aid/index.htm
If you're thinking about coming to Hocking College, there's a good chance that you qualify for a grant, scholarship, or other source of funding.

It's easy to find out if you're eligible. This web site help you to get the financial aid ball roll

Testing Services: www.hocking.edu/academics/academic_support.htm
Hocking College provides academic support throughout your college experience. When you need help with your courses or want to improve skills, this link provides contact information in various areas such as tutoring, read, writing and math, and study skill

Disability Services: www.hocking.edu/academics/access_center.htm
Students with disabilities are guaranteed equal access to college programs and services. The Access Center assists students with physical disabilities, health problems and/or those with learning disabilities. If you need services, the Access Center can make the adjustment to college life easy by finding the right fit at Hocking College for your learning style.

Tutoring Services: www.hocking.edu/academics/tutoring.htm
Hocking College provides academic support throughout your college experience. When you need help with your courses peer tutors are available. This link provides contact information for the Tutoring Coordinator.

Bookstore: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/XIV_services_for_students.htm
For books and supplies or the sweatshirt that's a must in every student's wardrobe, Hocking's Bookstore meets most students' needs. Textbooks and other supplies for each technology are available, as well as an assortment of convenience items. The Book

Library: www.hocking.edu/lrc/index.htm
The Learning Resource Center, or LRC, supports the curriculum of Hocking College with a collection of 20,000 books, 276 periodical titles, and 4,000 media titles. Here on the web, the LRC is your access point for online research tools like OhioLink, Tech

Distance Education: online.hocking.edu/
For e-learning students this link provides access to Hocking's online courses.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@hocking.edu

Military: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/XX_academic_terms.htm
Students may submit materials documenting prior learning through education, training or military experience. Advanced standing credit is granted by the faculty member and the school administrator.

Life Experience: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/XX_academic_terms.htm
Credit awarded to a student for skills and knowledge acquired from experience on the job, in the community, in the military or through personal development or travel. Learning is described through prior learning documentation then evaluated by faculty an

Section 508 Compliance: www.hocking.edu/student_guide/disabled_students.htm
Students with disabilities are guaranteed equal access to college programs and services. The Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination on the basis of a disability. The college provides acc

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/XIX_consumer_information.htm
The Family Educational Right and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA), as amended, sets forth requirements regarding the privacy of student records. FERPA governs the release of records maintained by an educational institution and access to those records. FERPA i

Accreditations: www.hocking.edu/college_catalog/II.I_accreditation_approval.htm
Accreditation is the voluntary process of certification by which an institution or educational program maintains certain standards. Hocking College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association (30 N LaS

Distance Learning Advisor: Admissions - Phone:740-753-3591 - Email:admissions@hocking.edu

Institutional Contact: admissions@hocking.edu - Phone:740-753-3591 - Email:admissions@hocking.edu

Admissions: www.rhodesstate.edu/departments/admissions/

Applications: www.ohiomentor.org/applications/Rhodes_State_College/apply.html

Course Catalog: idaho.rhodesstate.edu/pls/prd7/bwckctlg.p_disp_dyn_ctlg

Financial Aid: www.rhodesstate.edu/departments/financial_aid/

Bookstore: shop.efollett.com/servlet/SearchByTermServlet

Distance Education: www.rhodesstate.edu/departments/distance_education/index.asp

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@rhodesstate.edu

Admissions: explore.jcu.edu

Bookstore: www.jcu.edu/bookstore/bookstore.htm

Library: library.jcu.edu/

Admissions: www.admissions.kent.edu/

Applications: secure.kent.edu/ksuWebCourses/adminform.html

Registrar: www.registrars.kent.edu/home/

Course Catalog: www.registrars.kent.edu/KSUCatalog/catalogsearch.cfm

Financial Aid: www.sfa.kent.edu/

Disability Services: www.registrars.kent.edu/disability/Current/StudentHandbook/RightsReas.htm

Bookstore: shop.efollett.com/htmlroot/storehome/kentstateuniversity732.html

Library: www.library.kent.edu/

Distance Education: www.kent.edu/dl/

Technical Support Contact: http://helpdesk.kent.edu/

Technology Requirements: www.kent.edu/dl/Technology/TechReq.cfm

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.registrars.kent.edu/KSUCatalog/ferpa/ferpa.html

Distance Learning Advisor: Barb Miller - Phone:330-672-3676 - Email:bmiller4@kent.edu

Admissions: www.kenyon.edu/admissions.xml

Registrar: registrar.kenyon.edu/

Financial Aid: www.kenyon.edu/finaid.xml

Bookstore: www.kenyon.edu/bookstore.xml

Library: lbis.kenyon.edu/

Admissions: www.kcma.edu/Admissions/index.html

Applications: www.kcma.edu/Admissions/AdmissionEssentials/FinancialAid/index.html

Registrar: www.kcma.edu/Registrar/index.html

Financial Aid: www.kcma.edu/Admissions/financialAid.shtml

Bookstore: www.kcma.edu/CampusLife/bookstore.html

Library: www2.kcma.edu/lrcHome.html

Admissions: www.lakelandcc.edu/ADMISSIO/ADMISREG/ADMIINFO.HTM
Lakeland offers admission to most programs to any high school graduate (including students with a GED) and any non high school graduate 18 years of age or older who has the ability to benefit from the programs or courses offered by the college.

Applications: www.lakelandcc.edu/application
Applications for admission should be submitted to the Office of Admissions at least two days prior to registration. All new full-time students are also requested to submit official high school transcripts to the Admissions Office.

Registrar: www.lakelandcc.edu/ADMISSIO/ADMISREG/regsinfo.htm
Access to important dates, deadlines and registration information.

Course Catalog: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/academic/catalog/catalog.htm
Access our Lakeland catalog online.

Financial Aid: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/ADMISSIO/FINAID/FAINTRO.HTM
View detailed information on how to apply for financial aid, forms and policies.

Testing Services: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/STUSERVI/LEARNCEN/lctest.htm
Some courses include on-campus orientations, review sessions and exams. Exceptions for those who can not attend the on-campus sessions may be arranged with the instructor. The Testing Center on the main campus at Lakeland proctors make-up tests and exams.

Disability Services: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/STUSERVI/LEARNCEN/kirsh.htm
The counselors for students with disabilities coordinate support services for eligible students with physical, psychological or learning disabilities.

Tutoring Services: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/STUSERVI/LEARNCEN/tutor.htm
The Learning Center at Lakeland provides FREE tutoring for all credit classes offered at Lakeland.

Bookstore: www.lakelandcc.edu/STUSERVI/BOOKSTOR/BOOKSTOR.HTM
Order books online, view bookstore specials, see the book buy back schedule, and find out what the bookstore offers.

Library: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/stuservi/library/index.html
Lists detailed library information and services.

Distance Education: www.lakelandcc.edu/dl/
Learn about the wide array of options available to you as a distance learner and the Eight Easy Steps to start taking distance learning classes.

Technical Support: www.lakelandcc.edu/dl/
For technical questions or problems, access the contact information for the Lakeland Help Desk.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@lakelandcc.edu

Technology Requirements: lakelandcc.edu/dl/DL4me1.htm
Access equipment requirements for distance learning classes

Military: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/ADMISSIO/ADMISREG/ADMIINFO.HTM#veterans
Qualified veterans and reservists attending Lakeland are entitled to educational benefits.

Life Experience: www.lakeland.cc.oh.us/ADMISSIO/COUNSEL/CC_HOME.HTM#aca
Students may receive credits or a course waiver if they can show proficiency and knowledge in a particular subject. Those who believe their prior education or related work experience qualifies, should make an appointment with a counselor.

Section 508 Compliance: www.lakelandcc.edu/ADMINIST/HUMRES/hrhome.htm#Ada
View ADA information.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.lakelandcc.edu/academic/handbook/
Access the Confidentiality and Review of Student Records Policy - go to Selected Collge Policies & Procedures PDF (pg.11).

Accreditations: lakelandcc.edu/academic/catalog/pdf/GenlInfo.pdf
Access the accreditation listing.

Distance Learning Advisor: Dr. Marilyn Jones - Phone:440-525-7426 - Email:mjones@lakelandcc.edu

Admissions: www.lorainccc.edu/Admissions+and+Registration/
Fill out/submit an Application; submit official high school and previously attended college transcripts; visit the College Connections Center or email auntie_carol@lorainccc.edu for information on the Placement Assessment process and scheduling classes.

Applications: www.lorainccc.edu/NR/rdonlyres/F598D581-A022-4689-A5D7-29ED3EF2332D/0/ApplicationforAdmission.pdf
All applications for admission to LCCC must be made on an official application form. All applicants must request high schools to forward official, final transcripts to the Admissions Office.

Registrar: www.lorainccc.edu/Admissions+and+Registration/default.htm
Registering for classes at LCCC is easy and we try to make registration as convenient as possible for everyone by offering five different methods of registering; online registration, mail, phone, fax, or in-person.

Course Catalog: apps.lorainccc.edu/Distance_Learning/
LCCC continues to strive to meet the needs of its students and the community it serves. Whether you are looking for an individual course, advanced degree or professional certification, LCCC makes it easy to get the education and training you need.

Financial Aid: www.lorainccc.edu/financial+aid/
Several sources of financial aid are available to students who attend LCCC based on full-time (12 cr. hours or more), three-quarter time (9,10 or 11 cr. hours), half time (6, 7 or 8 cr. hours), or less than half-time (5 cr hours or less) enrollment.

Testing Services: www.lorainccc.edu/Distance+Learning/testing.htm
The Testing Center allows the flexibility of taking a test between specified dates.In some cases, arrangements can be made for tests to be proctored off campus. Arrangements are made by contacting the instructor.

Disability Services: www.lorainccc.edu/special+needs+services
The Office for Special Needs Services provides a resource program that offers support services for students with a temporary or chronic disability in a mainstreamed environment. Reasonable accommodations should be made with OSNS and with the instructor.

Tutoring Services: www.lorainccc.edu/tutoring+and+testing+center/
The College offers free tutoring services through the Individualized Learning Support Center (located in the Library). Some online tutoring services are available for distance learning students. For information call (440)366-4057.

Bookstore: www.lorainccc.edu/Current+Students/Bookstore/
Students can order textbooks from the Bookstore by calling toll-free 1-800-995-LCCC (Ext. 7518) or email at bookstore@lorainccc.edu. You will need to use a Visa or MasterCard to order. Books are shipped UPS.

Library: www.lorainccc.edu/Library/
Our Library offers a computerized catalog through the OhioLINK. LCCC provides students with access to a catalog of over 6 million records from more than 60 university and college libraries, and links students to more than 120 databases.

Distance Education: www.lorainccc.edu/distance+learning/
Distance Learning courses are offered via the Internet, Telecourses, and Interactive classes. More than 120 courses are offered through one of these methods. Students can also complete an entire Associate of Arts degree via the Internet.

Technical Support: www.lorainccc.edu/Distance+Learning/Technical+Support.htm
Students should have access to a computer with a modem; most courses require word processing and Microsoft Word for Windows 2.0 or higher. Some courses require a VCR and television for videotapes.

Technical Support Contact: distance@lorainccc.edu

Technology Requirements: www.lorainccc.edu/Distance+Learning/ANGEL+Help+Guide.htm
The links provided on this page provide step-by-step directions on how to begin your Internet course at LCCC. Reviewing and understanding the various components of the ANGEL course management system prior to the start of the semester is extremely importa

Military: www.lorainccc.edu/Veterans/
According to the VA Office, veterans must submit a certified DD-214 or NOBE to LCCC for prior learning assessment of military service or training. LCCC awards 3 semester credit hours for physical education for completed basic training.

Life Experience: www.lorainccc.edu/Faculty+and+Staff/Center+for+Teaching+Excellence/Resourcesand+Links/Portfolio.htm
Prior learning assessment may be received for: courses taken from colleges; CLEP, LCCC proficiency exam; ACT-PEP; Advanced Placement Tests; military training; access to nursing; block credit; portfolio assessment. Contact the appropriate academic division

Section 508 Compliance: www.lorainccc.edu/special+needs+services
In its work, the Office for Special Needs Services strives to enhance the accessibility of programs and facilities for students with disabilities. These disabilities may be physical, learning or psychiatric in nature. The accommodations and support servic

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.lorainccc.edu/Current+Students/Campus+Policies/FERPA.htm
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, as amended, provides student access to information about themselves, permits students to challenge such information about themselves, and limits the release of such information about students

Accreditations: www.lorainccc.edu/About+Us/Accreditation/
Lorain County Community College is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association, which is the regional accrediting authority for Ohio colleges and universities. The Higher Learning Commission is located at 30 North

Distance Learning Advisor: Academic Advising Services - Phone:440-366-4032 - Email:auntie_carol@lorainccc.edu

Institutional Contact: auntie_carol@lorainccc.edu - Phone:(440) 366-7582 - Email:distance@lorainccc.edu

Admissions: www.lourdes.edu/future_students/?s=11

Financial Aid: www.lourdes.edu/current_students/?s=14

Bookstore: www.bkstr.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10481&langId=-1&catalogId=10001

Library: www.lourdes.edu/library/

Admissions: http://www.malone.edu/6478

Applications: http://www.malone.edu/modules/forms/online_learning/online_admission.php
Students may apply for admission by completing an application for online admissions. Upon submission our Office of Distributed learning will contact you to begin the registration process.

Registrar: www.malone.edu/1300

Course Catalog: http://malone-online.org//D1index.real?area=516
The course catalog provides a current listing of online courses offered along with pertinent course information.

Financial Aid: http://www.malone.edu/1473
Information regarding financial aid eligibility, contact information for Malone's Financial Aid Office, tuition and fees schedule, and refund policies can be found here.

Bookstore: http://www.malone.edu/6481
Contact information for ordering required text books. Purchases may be made on campus, or upon request, shipped directly to the student.

Library: http://www.malone.edu/6483
Information on Malone's campus library services along with access information to remote databases including OhioLINK and OPAL.

Distance Education: www.malone.edu/online
Distance Learning homepage for access to all resourcese of our online campus.

Technical Support: http://www.malone.edu/6978

Technical Support Contact: distancelearning@malone.edu

Technology Requirements: http://malone-online.org//D1index.real?area=523
In order to make the most of your online learning experience, there are several technical requirements you will need to fulfill.

Life Experience: http://www.malone.edu/2126

Accreditations: http://www.malone.edu/2225
Malone's current accreditations and affiliations.

Distance Learning Advisor: Sharon Purvis - Phone:800 867-6267 OR 330- - Email:distancelearning@malone.edu

Institutional Contact: Sharon Purvis - Phone:800 867-6267 OR 330- - Email:distancelearning@malone.edu

Admissions: admission.marietta.edu/aid/index.html

Financial Aid: www.marietta.edu/~admit/aid.html

Library: mcnet.marietta.edu/~library/

Admissions: www.mtc.edu/Admission/Admission_Pages/AdmissionPage.htm

Applications: www.mtc.edu/Admission/Admission_Pages/AdmissionPage.htm

Registrar: www.mtc.edu/StudentFiles/prospective.htm

Course Catalog: www.mtc.edu/Instructional/class_schedule/sch_index.htm

Financial Aid: www.mtc.edu/FinancialAid/FA/FAPage.htm

Testing Services: www.mtc.edu/StudentServices/Stu_Serv/StResource.htm

Disability Services: www.mtc.edu/StudentServices/Stu_Serv/StResource.htm

Tutoring Services: www.mtc.edu/StudentServices/Stu_Serv/tutoring.htm

Bookstore: www.mtc.edu/Bookstore/bookstore.htm

Library: www.mtc.edu/Library/library.htm

Technology Requirements: www.mariontech.org/onlineed/Computerspecs.htm

Admissions: www.mco.edu/submen/stu_fac.html

Financial Aid: www.mco.edu/depts/stufnaid/index.html

Bookstore: www.mco.edu/depts/bookstore/index.html

Library: www.mco.edu/lib/index.html

Distance Education: www.academic.mco.edu

Admissions: http://www.mercycollege.edu/prospective_students.php

Applications: http://www.mercycollege.edu/application_process.php
Our on-line application is not currently available. However interested students may download and print a copy of the application here:
http://www.mercycollege.edu/application_process.php

Registrar: http://www.mercycollege.edu/registrar.php
The Registrar’s Office at Mercy College works very hard to make sure that all pertinent information is accurate and readily available to students on-line. To view this information, please click the above link.

We also know how important it is have your questions answered in a timely manner, so we make it a point to respond within 24-48 hours to emails sent to our office. Please feel free to email the Registrar’s Office at registrar@mercycollege.edu with questions you may have concerning Credit By Examination, Enrollment Verifications, Schedule of Courses or Transfer Credit.

Course Catalog: http://www.mercycollege.edu/college_catalog.pdf
To assist e-learners in understanding what courses to enroll in or to aid in the transfer of a course, Mercy College places their course descriptions on-line at the above website. To find the course description of a specific course, you would need to click on the department area and scroll down to the course number of interest. If you wish to obtain more information about a specific course, please contact the department and request a syllabus.

Financial Aid: http://www.mercycollege.edu/financial_aid.php
If you require financial aid to pursue your education at Mercy College of Northwest Ohio, our Financial Aid Office is available to assist you.
EMPOWER ME! is the on-line student database system that empowers students to access their academic and financial records. EMPOWER ME! enables students to have access to their schedules, unofficial academic transcripts, grades, course offerings and financial records.

Testing Services: http://www.mercycollege.edu/campus_resources_detail.php#successcenter

Disability Services: http://www.mercycollege.edu/campus_resources_detail.php#successcenter
We are committed to making individuals with disabilities full participants in its programs, services and activities through compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. It is the policy of the College that no otherwise qualified individual with a disability shall be denied access to, the benefits of, or participation in, any program, service or activity offered by the college.

Tutoring Services: http://www.mercycollege.edu/campus_resources_detail.php#successcenter
Mercy College offers the following list of available tutoring services to our online students:

Writing and Composition
Math
Science
Nursing

Bookstore: http://www.webmedbooks.com/mercyoh/default.aspx
Instead of a oncampus facility that would require our online students drive to campus to pick up their textbooks each term. Mercy College offers an online means in which to order textbooks that can be delivered to your homes. Please note: online students on financial aid can take advantage of this service simply by adding their financial aid information when ordering.

Library: http://www.mercycollege.edu/campus_resources_detail.php#library
Located on the first floor of the college's administration center, the Mercy College of Northwest Ohio Library provides materials and services that support the educational and information needs of the students, faculty, and our alumni. OhioLINK access is available to all materials found at participating major academic and medical libraries located in Ohio. Remote access to OhioLINK databases, streaming video and online art collections is available

Distance Education: http://www.mercycollege.edu/distance_learning.php
We here at the College want to see each and every student succeed and we'll do our best to make sure that happens. Our distance courses are not the type where all the materials are self-paced and there is little to no interaction from faculty. Instead, our courses encourage interaction and follow a learner-centered curriculum that demands critical thinking and values exploration.

Technical Support: http://www.mercycollege.edu/distance_technical.php
Before you begin work in your first online course here at Mercy College, all of us here at the College want to make sure each of our students is fully capable of accessing the online course and all associated materials.

Technical Support Contact: garrick.ducat@mercycollege.edu

Technology Requirements: http://mercycollegeonline.net/index.learn?action=technical
You will need a few essential items. This guide is a checklist of those items. Just like having a pen and paper for traditional classes, the following items are essential to your success with online courses.

Privacy Rights Compliance: http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/faq.html
Mercy College of Northwest Ohio complies with FERPA (the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974) which governs access to and release of information contained in student records.

In general, no personally identifiable data regarding grades, or professional appraisal may be released to a third party without the written consent of the student. For more information about FERPA, please view the above link.

Distance Learning Advisor: Dan Hoppe for Healthcare Administration questions or Susan O'Dell for BSN Completion questions - Phone:419-251-1939

Institutional Contact: Kathryn Roberts-Bubrig - Admissions Officer Distance Education - Phone:419-251-1802 - Email:Kathryn.Bubrig@mercycollege.edu

Admissions: www.muohio.edu/admission/requestinfo

Registrar: www.muohio.edu/registrar

Course Catalog: www.muohio.edu/bulletin

Financial Aid: www.units.muohio.edu/sfa/

Disability Services: www.muohio.edu/ODR
The Office of Disability Resources (ODR)is responsible for compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 as well as Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Section 508 as amended with regards to access to technology in education.

Bookstore: www.hdg.muohio.edu/bookstore/

Library: www.lib.muohio.edu
Miami Libraries provide full online access to extensive research and reference tools, course reserves, e-books, journals, newspapers, government information, digital images, photographs, movies, maps, and even a chatroom to get assistance from librarians.

Institutional Contact: Lucille A. Hautau - Phone:(513) 529-8796 - Email:hautaula@muohio.edu

Admissions: www.mccn.edu/Future_Student/Admissions/admissions.htm

Applications: https://www.mccn.edu/online/pmcapp.asp

Financial Aid: www.mccn.edu/financialaid.htm

Bookstore: http://www.ecampus.com/SchoolFront.asp?a=503

Library: http://www.mccn.edu/library/

Technical Support Contact: agalipault@mchs.com

Distance Learning Advisor: Angie Galipault - Phone:614-234-2682 - Email:agalipault@mchs.com

Bookstore: www.bkstr.com/Home/10001-15103-1?demoKey=d

Library: www.muc.edu/article/archive/127/

Admissions: fates.cns.muskingum.edu/external/admission/index.html

Registrar: muskingum.edu/~registr/

Financial Aid: fates.cns.muskingum.edu/external/admission/finaidapply.html

Bookstore: www.muskingumbookstore.com/

Library: muskingum.edu/~library/

Admissions: www.myers.edu/admissions/admissindex.html

Applications: www.myers.edu/admissions/admissform/admissform.html
Myers University waives the application fee when you use this form to apply online.

Registrar: mac.myers.edu/
Students can register for classes online through the Myers Access Center.

Course Catalog: www.myers.edu/schedule/schedule.htm
This is a direct link to the official catalog for the university.

Financial Aid: www.myers.edu/faid/fahome.html
Provides a link that contains information to assist the students when enrolling into the university.

Disability Services: www.myers.edu/cap/cap.html
The College Achievement Program offers credit-bearing course work, tutoring, and counseling for students who need to develop skills in order to succeed in regular collegiate coursework. Placement in this program is based on previous academic work and test

Tutoring Services: www.myers.edu/online/resource_center/help/index.html
If tutoring is needed please contact the school of online and something can be set up.

Bookstore: www.cbamatthews.com/myers/
Students can order their textbooks online.

Library: www.myers.edu/lrc/home/lrchome.htm
link that provides information on library services.

Distance Education: www.myers.edu/dal/dalhome.html
Provides contact information and assitance while taking online courses.

Technical Support: www.myers.edu/online/resource_center/req.html
This link will help students assist with technical problems. Students can also call the Online Learning Center at 216-361-2768 for futher assistance.

Technical Support Contact: online@myers.edu

Technology Requirements: www.myers.edu/online/_students/req.html
Lists the computer requirements needed in order to take an online course.

Life Experience: www.myers.edu/online/prp/index.html
Myers University Portfolio Review Process (PRP) allows students to acquire up to thirty college credit hours. These credits can be earned, through the PRP, when students document work experience similar to Myers' course objectives.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.myers.edu/admissions/admissindex.html
Information is available on the University website.

Accreditations: www.myers.edu/catalog.pdf
There is information available in our catalog about our accreditations listed on pg. 6.

Distance Learning Advisor: Violet Fisher - Phone:1.216.361.2765 - Email:vfisher@myers.edu

Institutional Contact: Mary Davis - Phone:1.216.432.8983 - Email:mdavis@myers.edu

Admissions: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/admissions/
Click on the link for the admissions office. You will find useful contact and enrollment information.

Applications: www.ncstatecollege.edu
The first step in becoming enrolled at North Central State College is to fill out and submit the North Central State College admission application. There is No application fee required to submit an application to NC State.

Registrar: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/sturecords/default.htm
The student records office will help you with registering for classes, obtaining enrollment verification for V.A. or Financial Aid, and a variety of other services related to a student's academic record.

Course Catalog: www.ncstatecollege.edu/academics/dl/default.htm

Financial Aid: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/finaid/default.htm
The Financial Aid Office is open to assist students:

Monday-Thursday 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Testing Services: www.ncstatecollege.edu/STUDENTSVCS/SSC/Default.htm
Office Hours:Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 7:30 pm, Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm,Saturday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm.

Disability Services: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/SSC/Disability.htm
The Office of Disability Services (located in the Office of Specialized Support Services) coordinates support services that assist students with physical, sensory, attention deficit and learning disabilities to an equal opportunity towards achieving their maximum educational potential.

Tutoring Services: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/SSC/Tutoring.htm
Tutoring services are provided for North Central State College students who are “struggling” in their academic coursework. Depending on the course, tutoring services may be provided by either a Faculty tutor or a Peer (another NC State student) tutor. To take advantage of the Peer tutoring services the student must be regularly attending class and attempting the assignments and coursework. Tutoring services are free to currently enrolled NC State students.

Bookstore: shop.efollett.com/htmlroot/storehome/northcentralstatecollegeandohiostateuniversity196.html
Shop our online Bookstore.

Library: library.mansfield.ohio-state.edu/
Fall, Winter & Spring Quarters
Sunday
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Monday - Thursday
8:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday
10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Distance Education: www.ncstatecollege.edu/academics/dl/default.htm
Welcome to N.C. State’s Distance Learning program!

We want your distance education experience at North Central to be a positive, successful one. As a Distance Learning student, you have access to all the instructional support services on-campus students utilize; you also have some special support resources specifically designed for distance education students.

Technical Support: www.ncstatecollege.edu/IT/default.htm

Technical Support Contact: dl@ncstatecollege.edu

Technology Requirements: www.ncstatecollege.edu/academics/dl/default.htm
Click on the computer software and systems check on the Distance Learning home page to assure your computer meets minimum technology requirements for successful course completion.

Military: www.ncstatecollege.edu/catalog/2006-2007/0607NCSCCatalog-Pg1-38.pdf#search=%22military%20experience%20credit%22

Life Experience: www.ncstatecollege.edu/catalog/2006-2007/0607NCSCCatalog-Pg1-38.pdf#search=%22military%20experience%20credit%22
In some curriculur areas it is the policy of the college to recognize competencies acquired through life work experience. In order to qualify, interested persons must register for a Credit for Life Experience Course. Contact your division dean, or department chair to determine if this course is available in your degree major.

Section 508 Compliance: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/SSC/Disability.htm#Location
Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 prohibit discrimination against individuals with disabilities. According to these laws a “person with a disability” means any person who:

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.ncstatecollege.edu/studentsvcs/sturecords/ferpa.htm
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to their education records. Click this link for more information on FERPA.

Accreditations: www.ncstatecollege.edu/accreditationmbrships.htm
All degrees and courses offered at a distance at Columbus State Community College are accredited by The Higher Learning Commission; Member-North Central Association.

Distance Learning Advisor: Gina Kamwithi - Phone:877-622-5638 - Email:dl@ncstatecollege.edu

Institutional Contact: 888-755-4899 - Phone:888-755-4899 - Email:dl@ncstatecollege.edu

Admissions: www.neoucom.edu/Students/ADMI/index.html

Financial Aid: darla.neoucom.edu/Students/FAid/index.html

Library: www.neoucom.edu/Library/index.html

Admissions: www.northweststate.edu/Web_pages/?id=20051028145920

Applications: www.northweststate.edu/Admissions/AdmissionApplication.asp

Bookstore: www.nscc.cc.oh.us/Bookstore/default.asp

Library: nwlink.nscc.cc.oh.us/

Distance Education: www.nscc.cc.oh.us/DistanceLearning/OnlineCourses.asp

Admissions: www.oberlin.edu/coladm/

Applications: www.oberlin.edu/coladm/onlineapplication/

Financial Aid: www.oberlin.edu/coladm/admit/financialaid/financing.html

Library: www.oberlin.edu/library/

Distance Learning Advisor: Silvia Lucaschi-Decker - Phone:866-289-7129 - Email:slucaschi@ohiochristian.edu

Admissions: www.ohiodominican.edu/Admission/default.shtml

Applications: www.ohiodominican.edu/Secure/elearning_application.asp

Financial Aid: www.ohiodominican.edu/finaid/default.shtml

Bookstore: shop.efollett.com/htmlroot/storehome/ohiodominicanuniversity494.html

Library: www.ohiodominican.edu/library/

Distance Education: elearning.ohiodominican.edu/

Institutional Contact: Dr. Mary Lee Peck - Phone:614.251.4694 - Email:elearning@ohiodominican.edu

Course Catalog: www.ohiolearns.org
Visit our site today!

Technical Support Contact: gpeters@oln.org

Technology Requirements: http://www.e4meohio.org/e4_requirements.php
Click on the URL to read more about the technology requirements for our free orientation course to E-Learning in Ohio, E 4 ME.

Distance Learning Advisor: George Steele - Phone:614 995-3240 - Email:gsteele@oln.org

Institutional Contact: E 4 ME Ohio - Email:e4meohio@oln.org

Admissions: admissions.onu.edu/

Bookstore: onu.bkstore.com/

Library: www3.onu.edu/pages/libraries/librresources.html

Distance Education: www.onu.edu/oln/index.asp

Admissions: www.osu.edu/prospective/admissn.html

Applications: https://www.applyweb.com/apply/osu/

Registrar: www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/

Course Catalog: www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/courses/

Financial Aid: sfa.osu.edu/

Testing Services: www.ureg.ohio-state.edu/ourweb/tests/

Disability Services: www.ods.ohio-state.edu/

Tutoring Services: all.successcenter.ohio-state.edu/

Bookstore: ohiostate.bkstore.com/

Library: www.lib.ohio-state.edu/

Distance Education: telr.ohio-state.edu

For undergraduate admission to Ohio University, click here.

Admissions: www.ohiou.edu/admissions
FOR ALL GRADUATE DISTANCE EDUCATION PROGRAMS, go to www.ouwb.ohiou.edu. For undergraduate term-based Web courses, visit www.ohiou.edu/ouonline. Ohio University Online. For non-term based courses and degree programs, visit www.ohiou.edu/independent.

Applications: www.applyweb.com/apply/ohiou/menu.html
Graduate distance programs: www.ouwb.ohiou.edu. Term-based undergraduate distance courses: www.ohiou.edu/ouonline

Registrar: www.ohiou.edu/registrar
Offers an online guide to services provided by the Office of the Registrar, including instructions for applying for graduation and obtaining official transcripts.

Course Catalog: iliad2.cats.ohiou.edu:8100/courses
Correspondence and non-term Web courses: www.ohiou.edu/independent .
Term-based Web courses: www.ohiou.edu/ouonline

Financial Aid: www-sfa.chubb.ohiou.edu
Information and links to online services including the Free Application for Federal Financial Aid.

Testing Services: www.ohio.edu/independent/
Supervises all exams for print and non-term Web courses. For term-based Web courses: www.ohio.edu/ouonline

Disability Services: www.ohiou.edu/equity/DisabilityServices/StudentServices.html
Verifies special requirements for distance students.

Tutoring Services: www.ohiou.edu/aac/index.html
Online tutoring available.

Bookstore: www.specialtybookstore.com/
Specialty Books serves term-based Web courses. Print courses and non-term Web courses served by www.edmap.biz .

Library: www.library.ohiou.edu
Lists library services, contact information, and access points for online catalogs and databases.

Distance Education: https://www.applyweb.com/apply/ohiodnd/
Provides links to all distance options available from Ohio University Lifelong Learning, including graduate and undergraduate credit and degrees, certificate, non-credit and professional development courses.

Technical Support: technology.ohio.edu/help/
Offers system information and technical help. Course specific help available at www.ohio.edu/independent for print and non-term Web courses.

Technical Support Contact: independent.study@ohio.edu

Technology Requirements: technology.ohio.edu/help/
General system information. Course specific information available from www.ohio.edu/independent/ for print and non-term Web courses and from www.ohio.edu/ouonline for term-based Web courses.

Military: www.ohiou.edu/adultlearning/GUIDESTART.HTM
Credit is awared in accord with recommendations by the American Council on Education (ACE).

Life Experience: www.ohiou.edu/adultlearning/elp.htm
Credit for work and volunteer experience. Up to one year's credit (48 hours) may be awarded for a bachelor's degree.

Section 508 Compliance: www.ohiou.edu/policy/03-003.html
This policy establishes a compliance procedure to implement and enforce the provisions of the ADA. The Office for Institutional Equity has the responsibility to monitor and coordinate all activity which comprises Ohio University's response to the ADA.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.ohiou.edu/registrar/privacy/
Lists rights afforded to students by The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) with respect to their education records.

Accreditations: www.ohiou.edu/independent/credit.htm
Nature of accreditation of credit courses offered at a distance by Ohio University.

Distance Learning Advisor: External Student Advisor - Phone:(800) 444-2910 - Email:external.student@ohio.edu

Institutional Contact: onlinecomplete@ohio.edu - Phone:(800) 444-2910 - Email:independent.study@ohio.edu

Admissions: www.otterbein.edu/admission/

Registrar: www.otterbein.edu/academics/registrar/registrar.asp

Financial Aid: www.otterbein.edu/Admission/Financial_aid/financial_aid.asp

Bookstore: www.otterbein.edu/resources/CLH/services/bookstore.asp

Admissions: https://www.owens.edu/enroll_future/index.html
Apply online or chat with an advisor.

Applications: https://www.owens.edu/enroll_future/admission_app.pdf
Owens Community College is a great place to further your education and get started on a career that you've always dreamed of. Our affordable tuition, teaching-focused faculty, and state-of-the-art facilities, make us the #1 Choice in higher education. Download an admissions application here.

Registrar: https://www.owens.edu/records_reg/
This web site offers students the ability and convenience to register for courses, apply for graduation, view and print their class schedule, add/drop dates, and much more...

Course Catalog: https://www.owens.edu/cgi-bin/class.pl
Owens offers a more than 500 sections of web courses. To search for web courses that will be offered in an upcoming semester and to see if any "seats" are available, go to our online Class Schedule and ...

1. Select the desired SEMESTER from the pop-down menu
2. In the "CLASS TYPE" pop-down menu, select "WEB BASED COURSE"
3. Click the "SEARCH" button at the bottom.

Financial Aid: https://www.owens.edu/financial_aid/index.html
Many financial aid programs are available at Owens Community College. With the exception of scholarships, the programs are administered by the Financial Aid Office under policies established by federal and state governmental guidelines.

Testing Services: https://www.owens.edu/testing/dist_test.html
If you are outside of the College geographic area and sign up for an OCC eOwens course, you may have to arrange for test proctoring if your instructor requires on-site testing. The OCC Testing Center can provide assistance with this service.

Disability Services: https://www.owens.edu/disability_services/index.html
Disability Services provides support services, information and guidance to students with disabilities who are attending or plan to attend Owens Community College. Services are coordinated for individuals with various disabilities, including learning disabilities.

Tutoring Services: https://www.owens.edu/schedules/learning.html
The Learning Center is where you will find resources from individual tutors, Brown Bag Lunch Workshops or computer software to help with your academic success. The College also offers an online tutoring service called Smarthinking, which provides expert online tutors in several areas.

Bookstore: https://www.owens.edu/bookstore/
The Owens Bookstore does not yet provide an online retail service, but has locations at both the Toledo and Findlay Campuses.

Library: https://www.owens.edu/library/
The Owens Library provides a wide range of online resources to support distance education students at OCC.

Distance Education: https://www.owens.edu/distance_ed/index.html
eOwens is the name for the distance learning program and courses at Owens Community College. The primary advantage of eOwens is that it allows you to pursue College courses and degrees without coming to the campus. This method of learning is more convenient for those whose work and family obligations make it difficult for them to attend classes offered on campus during traditionally scheduled hours.

Technical Support: https://www.owens.edu/distance_ed/technical.html
eOwens students will find a substantial variety of online resources tailored to their needs.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@owens.edu

Technology Requirements: https://www.owens.edu/distance_ed/bkboard_req.html
This FAQ includes minimum recommendations for hardware and software to participate in the eOwens Program. Please note that some web courses have additional technical requirements beyond those listed here. Check the online class schedule for additional course requirements.

Military: https://www.owens.edu/academic_enhance/veterans.html
Contact the Owens Veterans Representative for instructions on transferring benefits or to evaluate military service credits.

Life Experience: https://www.owens.edu/academic_dept/ats.html
Owens offers an accelerated, flexible degree for students with previous college and life experience to complete their degree. This degree, combined with the experience and knowledge you already have, can advance your career.

Section 508 Compliance: https://www.owens.edu/disability_services/faculty_brochure.pdf
This document contains information on student and faculty rights and responsibilities related to educational access for students with disabilities at Owens Community College.

Privacy Rights Compliance: https://www.owens.edu/records_reg/index.html
This web page includes Fnumerous resources related to the Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) including release forms, tutorials, and informational documents.

Accreditations: https://www.owens.edu/distance_ed/degrees.html
The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools has approved Owens Community College to offer any and all its degrees via eOwens delivery.

Distance Learning Advisor: Christine Shaal - Phone: 800-466-9367 x-7509 - Email:christine_shaal@owens.edu

Institutional Contact: Mark Karamol - Phone:800-466-9367 x-7988 - Email:mark_karamol@owens.edu

Admissions: http://www.rio.edu/admissions/index.php

Applications: http://www.rio.edu/admissions/page.php?ID=howtoapply

Registrar: http://www.rio.edu/academics/page.php?ID=recordsoffice

Course Catalog: http://www.rio.edu/catalog/index.php

Financial Aid: http://www.rio.edu/admissions/page.php?ID=financialaid

Testing Services: http://www.rio.edu/academics/page.php?ID=careeradvising

Disability Services: http://www.rio.edu/studentservices/page.php?ID=accessibility

Tutoring Services: http://www.rio.edu/learningcenter/

Bookstore: bookstore.rio.edu

Library: library.rio.edu/

Distance Education: http://www.rio.edu/academics/page.php?ID=onlinelearning

Technical Support: departments.rio.edu/camptech/

Technology Requirements: http://www.rio.edu/academics/page.php?ID=onlinelearning

Distance Learning Advisor: Robin Lyles - Email:rlyles@rio.edu

Admissions: www.shawnee.edu/off/adms/index.html

Applications: www.sscc.edu/Admissions/

Registrar: www.shawnee.edu/off/reg/index.html

Financial Aid: www.sscc.edu/admissions/financial_aid.htm

Bookstore: shawnee.bkstore.com/

Library: www.shawnee.edu/off/cml/index.html

Admissions: www.sinclair.edu/departments/admissions/
Information about admissions and related policies can be found at this site.

Applications: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/enrl/howtobegin/index.cfm
Students can learn about application policies and procedures, request specialized information packets, and apply for admission online.

Registrar: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/rsr/Registration/RegistrationInstructions/index.cfm
Information about registration and related policies can be found at this site.

Course Catalog: www.sinclair.edu/bulletin/index.cfm
Look for courses by discipline or use the Advanced Search to find distance learning courses.

Financial Aid: www.sinclair.edu/departments/finaid/
The link provides comprehensive information about financial aid and ability to apply online.

Testing Services: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/enrl/testing/index.cfm
Students living within 60 miles of the campus test at the campus testing center for courses with traditional testing. Distant students use proctors for testing. For more information, go to ww.sinclair.edu/distance, click on �Testing Information.�

Disability Services: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/edu/DisabilityServices/index.cfm
Students needing special assistance with testing on campus are encouraged to work with the Disability Services staff.

Tutoring Services: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/edu/Tutorial/index.cfm
Tutorial Services provides free educational assistace for students who are enrolled for a credit at Sinclair in most 100 level courses. Student tutors are selected on the basis of academic background and interpersonal skills.

Bookstore: www.sinclair.edu/departments/bookstore/index.cfm
Students can order and pay for books online, so that they don't have to come to the campus and wait in line to purchase course materials.

Library: www.sinclair.edu/facilities/library/index.cfm
Students can order books, look up resources, or chat with a librarian online.

Distance Education: www.sinclair.edu/distance/
The Distance Learning web site provides information students need to make informed decisions about enrolling in distance classes.

Technical Support: www.sinclair.edu/departments/helpdesk/index.cfm
Students may contact the HelpDesk by email or phone to get support in accessing Sinclair's online services.

Technical Support Contact: HelpDesk@sinclair.edu

Technology Requirements: www.sinclair.edu/academics/dis/LogontoOnlineCourses/index.cfm
Please visit this link for information pertaining to technical requirements.

Military: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/rsr/Records/TransferCredit/index.cfm
Military training and experience will be evaluated according to the American Council on Education (ACE) recommendations. ACE evaluates and recommends college credit for the following types of courses and occupations.

Life Experience: www.sinclair.edu/academics/elhs/departments/ebe/cllp/index.cfm
The Credit for Lifelong Learning Program (CLLP) is designed for students of any age or background who already have extensive college level learning experiences outside the classroom, and would like to apply them to get a "running start" on their education

Section 508 Compliance: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/edu/index.cfm
Sinclair Community College is committed to providing services and accommodations necessary to make its programs and activities accessible to all qualified students, regardless of a disabling condition.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.sinclair.edu/stservices/rsr/Policies/StudentRecords/index.cfm
The Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) affords students certain rights with respect to educational records. Copies of students education records or personally identifiable information concerning students will not be released to anyone outside t

Accreditations: www.sinclair.edu/about/information/accreditation/index.cfm
Sinclair is fully accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Sinclair is also a member of the Ohio Association of Colleges. Programs of study are approved by the Ohio Board of Regents. Sinclair is authorize

Distance Learning Advisor: Linda Stowe - Phone:937-512-2990 or toll - Email:distance@sinclair.edu

Institutional Contact: Linda Stowe - Phone:937-512-2990 or toll - Email:distance@sinclair.edu

Admissions: www.sscc.edu/admissions

Financial Aid: www.sscc.edu/admissions/financial_aid.htm

Admissions: www.starkstate.edu/admissions.htm

Applications: www.starkstate.edu/apply/
The above link provides an online application.

Registrar: www.starkstate.edu/admissions/registration.htm
This site contains a link to online registration. In addition, students can find the academic calendar including registration deadlines, the schedule of classes including a search option for web-based classes, and links to any forms which may be needed by the registration office.

Course Catalog: www.starkstate.edu/Offerings/CourseSearch.aspx
Students can search this catalog for web-based courses by term.

Financial Aid: www.starkstate.edu/fin_aid.htm
The financial aid Web site provides step-by-step instructions for applying for financial aid. This includes links to the FAFSA Web site, the Department of education PIN Web site, and electronic access to our Institutional Form which is required of every student. Once the College receives the FAFSA results, students can login to Student Web Access for a listing of missing documents. These documents can be downloaded from the Stark State Web site as well. Your financial aid award can be viewed via Student Web Access.The financial aid Web site also includes FAQ’s, priority dates for the financial aid process, and contact options for the financial aid office. In addition, students can send questions via email. Students will receive a response within 48 hours.

Testing Services: www.starkstate.edu/academics/learnsupserv.htm
This site includes a description of all learning support services available to all SSCT students.

Disability Services: www.starkstate.edu/stuserv/disabilities.htm
Stark State College provides assistance to students with disabilities in order to maximize educational opportunities and individual potential. This site describes the process students use to obtain services. The site includes a Student Application for Disability Support Services as well as contact information for the Disability Support Services coordinator.

Tutoring Services: www.starkstate.edu/academics/CAL_Testing.htm
Stark State College's Tutoring and Learning Center (TASC) provides an opportunity for students to select the learning service that best satisfies their needs. Because learning styles differ, TASC offers a variety of services: computer-assisted learning, one-on-one tutoring, and group tutoring. Both are provided by professors and peer tutors. This site includes the schedule of available tutoring services.

Bookstore: www.starkstate.edu/campusinfo/bookstore.htm
This site includes bookstore hours, contact information, textbook sale dates, and a link where students can purchase books online.

Library: www.starkstate.edu/stuserv/SSCT_KSU_library.htm
Stark State College shares a Learning Resource Center (LRC) with Kent State University – Stark Campus to serve the needs of students at both campuses. The LRC offers students online access to Kent State University’s main campus library and all branch libraries, as well as access to many university libraries through OhioLink. Through this partnership, E-Learning students have access to library services via on-line document delivery, courier delivery, interlibrary loan, online books, and mail. The “chat with a librarian” service also enables users to have a live chat session with a librarian from any OhioLINK institution to assist with short, factual questions and with database searches.

Distance Education: www.starkstate.edu/elearning/
This site contains information for prospective and existing E-Learning students including general information, an online orientation, a description of the skills and requirements of an E-Learning student, and answers to FAQ, as well as registration and available course information.

Technical Support: www.starkstate.edu/helpdesk/index.html
Stark State College provides a variety of technical services to students including access to student email accounts and student web access where students can register for classes, monitor their financial aid and view their grades. Complete contact information for help desk support and troubleshooting guidelines are included at this site.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@starkstate.net

Technology Requirements: http://www.starkstate.edu/elearning/preparing/requirements.htm
To take an E-Learning course, students need the right computer system. This site lists the minimum computer requirements for taking an E-Learning course.

Military: www.starkstate.edu/academics/catalogs_archive.htm
This policy is included in the current Stark State College catalog (2005-2007) on page 10.

Life Experience: www.starkstate.edu/academics/catalogs_archive.htm
Credit can be awarded for demonstrated college-level
learning. See Transcripting Credit for Prior Learning on page 11 of the online 2005 - 2007 catalog.

Section 508 Compliance: www.starkstate.edu/STUSERV/disabilities.htm
The disability services Web site includes a Student Application for Disability Support Services which can be printed and mailed as well as contact information for the Disability Support Services coordinator

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.starkstate.edu/stuserv/files/StudentHandbook.pdf#page=14
The College has implemented the statutory requirements pertaining to the access, inspection, and review of student records, in accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Refer to the Student Records, Student Privacy Regulations of the current Student Handbook (above link) for more information.

Accreditations: www.starkstate.edu/academics/catalogs/0507/Cat0507_Intro.pdf
Founded in 1960, Stark State College of Technology is an accredited member of the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association (NCA) of Colleges and Schools. In August 2007, the Higher Learning Commission extended Stark State College of Technology’s accreditation to include the offering of online degrees.

Distance Learning Advisor: Sarah Fiddler - Phone:(330) 966-5451 - Email:sfiddler@starkstate.edu

Institutional Contact: Linda Morosko - Phone:(330) 494-6170 x4973 - Email:lmorosko@starkstate.edu

Applications: www.terra.edu/pdfs/Admissions/ApplicationForm.pdf

Registrar: www.terra.edu/register/

Financial Aid: www.terra.edu/admission/financialaid.asp

Distance Education: www.terra.edu/learning/elearning.asp

Applications: www.tiffin.edu/apply/

Registrar: www.tiffin.edu/livepages/132.shtml

Financial Aid: www.tiffin.edu/livepages/134.shtml

Bookstore: bookstore.tiffin.edu/home.aspx

Library: www.tiffin.edu/livepages/286.shtml

Distance Education: www.tiffin.edu/online/

Admissions: www.myunion.edu/admissions/index.html
Applications for admissions are accepted on a rolling basis. Admissions criteria and procedures vary by degree program. Application forms, and much of the admissions process may be completed online.

Applications: www.myunion.edu/admissions/apply.html
Application criteria and fees vary by program. Details can be found in each programs description of application procedures. Applicants are encouraged to have consulted with an admissions counselor prior to completing the application.

Registrar: www.myunion.edu/administration/offices/registrar/index.html
The Registrar's Office maintains all registration and records data on learner enrollment. Learners initiate registration through their assigned faculty advisors. Learners may access their registration and records data 24/7 through the Campus Web portal

Financial Aid: www.myunion.edu/admissions/financial-aid.html
Financial aid is available for eligible learners. Prospective learners and enrolled learners should contact a Financial Aid Office counselor for assistance with the process of applying for and receiving financial aid.

Disability Services: www.myunion.edu/about/university-policies/ada-compliance.html

Bookstore: www.myunionbookstore.com/index.cfm?action=login.studentlogin&ERRcodes=
Union Institute & University's Virtual Bookstore is supported by eCampus, one of the nation's largest online providers of educational resources for college-level instruction. Textbook and apparel can be purchased 24/7 by the web.

Library: www.myunion.edu/library/
The Gary Library provides a broad range of services in support of UI&U academic programs. Services are comprehensive and include a circulating book collection, online catalog, research databases, remote document delivery worldwide, interlibrary loan, bibliographic instruction, reference, and Web-based resources.

Technical Support: http://faculty.tui.edu/it/contact.html
Union Institute & University provides technical support in regards to both Instructional Technology and Computer Services.

Accreditations: www.myunion.edu/about/accreditation.html

Institutional Contact: Dr. Gregory Stewart - Phone:513.487.1173 - Email:gregory.stewart@myunion.edu

Admissions: www.uakron.edu/admissions/

Applications: www.uakron.edu/admissions/onLineApplInst.php

Registrar: www.uakron.edu/registrar/

Course Catalog: www.uakron.edu
Click on "Online Information Center" and then "Guests Enter Here." Then you can click on "Course Catalog" on the left menu.

Financial Aid: www.uakron.edu/admissions/finAid.php

Testing Services: www3.uakron.edu/counseling/testing.htm

Disability Services: www3.uakron.edu/access/
We would like to welcome you to the Office of Accessibility (Access Office). The mission of the Office of Accessibility is to provide qualified students with disabilities equal access opportunities to their educational experiences at The University of Akr

Tutoring Services: www.uakron.edu/colleges/univcoll/tutor.php

Bookstore: uakron.bkstore.com/

Library: www.uakron.edu/libraries/

Distance Education: www.uakron.edu/its/learning/distance/schedule.php

Technical Support: www.uakron.edu/its/hoss/helpdesk/index.php

Technical Support Contact: https://www.uakron.edu/pages/its/hoss/helpdesk/form.php

Military: www.uakron.edu/registrar/Veterans.php

Life Experience: www.uakron.edu/uaaf
It is possible for students to receive transfer credit for a portfolio completed at another college or university.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.uakron.edu/ogc/Resources/genlegal.php

Accreditations: http://www.uakron.edu/ir/QuickFacts.php#Accreditation

Distance Learning Advisor: Eric Veigel - Phone:330-972-2720 - Email:veigel@uakron.edu

Institutional Contact: Jeri Farwell - Phone:330-972-8521 - Email:jeri@uakron.edu

Admissions: www.uc.edu/admission.htm

Applications: www.admissions.uc.edu/apply/default.html
The Admission's Web site contains general information about the admissions' process and electronic access to forms. Individuals applying for admisssion to a distance learning program should follow instructions located on the respective program Web site

Registrar: www.uc.edu/registrar/
Students have online access to a number of registration resources and services via the Registrar's Office and online via the One Stop Student Service Center.

Course Catalog: www.onestop.uc.edu/learningopp/qtr.asp
Distance learning courses are listed in the University's quarterly online course catalog, by quarter and academic area, and identified by a special symbol that corresponds to delivery mode.

Financial Aid: www.financialaid.uc.edu/
Every effort is made to assist students obtain the resources necessary to meet the difference between the total cost of attending the University and their ability to contribute toward their education.

Testing Services: www.uc.edu/sas/testing_services/
Testing Services administers various college and graduate school entrance exams, licensing exams, and pre-professional skills testing. Testing services for distance learners may also be provided through the respective DL program.

Disability Services: www.uc.edu/sas/disability/
Students with disabilities who need academic accommodations or other specialized services while attending the University should contact the Disability Services Office. Qualified students will receive reasonable accommodations to meet their individual need.

Tutoring Services: www.esit.uc.edu/Learning/lrnDefault.aspx
Respective undergraduate distance learning programs provide various tutoring services for their students. However, the Office of Education Services can often accommodate a variety of tutoring services off campus (upon request).

Bookstore: www.uc.edu/bookstore/
Electronic access to essential services, such as textbook purchases, is provided.

Library: www.libraries.uc.edu/help/distance_learn/index.html
The University provides library resources, reference services, and information literacy instruction that can be accessed off campus for independent and interactive research capabilities and needs of distance learners.

Distance Education: www.uc.edu/distance/
The University's distance learning Web site serves as a central point of information and inquiry regarding distance learning opportunities.

Technical Support: www.uc.edu/ucit/
Reliable technical support is provided online and via telephone. Help Desk support for computer concerns, data/phone communications, email, etc. is available M-F, 7 a.m.-9 p.m.; & weekends 8 a.m.- 9 p.m. ET. Expanded Blackboard support is also available until midnight ET.

Technical Support Contact: HelpDesk@uc.edu

Technology Requirements: www.uc.edu/distance/admissions_registration/technical_requirements.html
Technical requirements may vary by special goals of program, however, basic requirements include: access to computer, Internet Service Provider, and e-mail (UC Bearcat) account. Blackboard, the online course msnagement system, is used.

Military: www.admissions.uc.edu/transfer/transfer_military.html
Military credit, as reported on a military transcript, is accepted at UC. Decisions about how military credits apply to specific academic programs are made by the college or department that offers your major. Therefore, it is important to consult with a program advisor.

Life Experience: www.uc.edu/sas/testing_services/
Applicability of life experience credit varies by program. Therefore, it is important to speak to a respective program advisor regarding applicability of life experience via College Level Examination Program (CLEP), Portfolio Assessment, etc.

The CLEP exam is adminstered through Testing Services.

Section 508 Compliance: www.uc.edu/ucomm/web/access.html
Accessibility means that any person, including someone with disabilities, can obtain the information they need from the pages within a Web site. This link provides guidelines set forth for University Web development in providing functional & accessible W

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.uc.edu/trustees/rules/RuleDetail.asp?ID=96
U.C. accords the rights under the law to all students as defined in the "Family Education Rights and Privacy Act regulations". This link outlines those rules and guidelines as it relates to to student records, personal information, etc.

Accreditations: www.uc.edu/about/accreditation.html
Regional and other organizational accreditation standards are indicators of institutional quality. This link lists the University of Cincinnati's numerous accreditations.

Distance Learning Advisor: Varies by program - Phone:Varies by program - Email:Visit www.uc.edu/distance or the above program link for additional information

Institutional Contact: Melody Clark - Phone:513-556-9154 - Email:melody.clark@uc.edu

Admissions: www.udayton.edu/Admission/

Applications: admission.udayton.edu/apply/
The Office of Admission reviews the academic achievement, aptitude, and interest of every applicant with the goal of admitting students who possess the intellectual ability and the motivation to profit best from their attendance at the University of Dayton.

Registrar: registrar.udayton.edu/
The Office of the Registrar provides support to important registrar and registration information. This includes: the guidance to register for classes, viewing course availability, receiving pertinent graduation information, and the current and past academic calendars.

Course Catalog: bulletin.udayton.edu/
The Bulletin consists of undergaduate and graduate issues released annually. These issues provide the specifics on various academic areas, the programs and courses they offer, as well as an array of material dealing with the many facets of your academic career.

Financial Aid: finaid.udayton.edu/
The Office of Financial Aid, located in Albert Emmanuel Hall, strives to provide contributions to parents and students unable to meet the full amount of the cost of college.

Testing Services: learningsupport.udayton.edu
Student Learning Support's goals are to assist students in understanding themselves as learners, to improve successful course completion rates and to improve student retention rates through graduation. To that end Student Learning Support provides structured, customized programs and services that meet the unique needs of designated undergraduate populations and the general student population.

Disability Services: learningsupport.udayton.edu
Student Learning Support's goals are to assist students in understanding themselves as learners, to improve successful course completion rates and to improve student retention rates through graduation. To that end Student Learning Support provides structured, customized programs and services that meet the unique needs of designated undergraduate populations and the general student population.

Tutoring Services: learningsupport.udayton.edu
Student Learning Support's goals are to assist students in understanding themselves as learners, to improve successful course completion rates and to improve student retention rates through graduation. To that end Student Learning Support provides structured, customized programs and services that meet the unique needs of designated undergraduate populations and the general student population.

Bookstore: bookstore.udayton.edu/
Located in Marianist Hall, the Bookstore sells a multitude of textbooks, supplies, and clothing that will satisfy your college experience. Don't hide your pride, the Bookstore is your headquarters for all Flyer memorabilia.

Library: www.udayton.edu/libraries
Our community of learners recognizes the importance of research in scholarship. Through our libraries, we take great care to ensure our faculty, staff and students have ready access to the resources they need. Libraries on campus include Roesch Library, Marian Library and the Zimmerman Law Library.

Distance Education: learn.udayton.edu
E-Learning at the University of Dayton exists to support faculty's efforts to incorporate technology to enhance student learning here at The University of Dayton. E-Learning's primary role is to help faculty create and deliver courses online. we will also serve as a resource for faculty to consult when attempting to use other technologies.

Technical Support: campus.udayton.edu/~tss/
Welcome to Technology Support Services. Our goal is to support and enhance connected, collaborative and technology enriched environments that assist in the realization of the University's goals of Leading, Learning and Serving.

Technical Support Contact: pchelp@udayton.edu

Technology Requirements: http://learn.udayton.edu/faculty/sys_reqs.jsp
The primary distance learning tools currently used at The University of Dayton are WebCT, Lotus QuickPlace, Lotus Notes, Lotus SameTime, WebEx and Elluminate. You will have additional technical requirements depending upon the classes you register for. The following are the minimum technical requirements that will be supported by the university. While a broadband connection to the Internet is not required, for most classes you may want to consider it. Especially if your classes use a synchronous learning tool or require the use of digital multimedia such as audio or video streaming.

Privacy Rights Compliance: http://www.udayton.edu/Privacy_Policy/
This policy was created in order to demonstrate the University of Dayton’s commitment to privacy and security, as well as to disclose all procedures related to information gathering and dissemination practices. The following discloses information gathering and dissemination practices for select University of Dayton (UD) web sites and associated media at the University of Dayton.

Accreditations: http://accreditation.udayton.edu/
The University is in the process of conducting a self-study of the ability to deliver on our mission and promises to students, faculty, staff, administration, and interested stakeholders. Our self-study started in March of 2005 and will continue not only until our site visit by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Accreditation Association (NCA) on Sept. 17-19th, 2007, but will remain a part of our assessment and related activity well into the future.

Institutional Contact: Ryan F. Allen, MBA - Phone:937.229.5499 - Email:e-learning@notes.udayton.edu

Admissions: http://www.findlay.edu/admissions/info/graduateandspecialprograms/default.htm
This will give the student information regarding Undergraduate and Graduate degree programs online!

Applications: www.findlay.edu/admissions/applynow/applynow/default.htm
Click the appropriate application for the program you are intending to apply to.

Registrar: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/registrar/default.htm
Find links on obtaining a transcripts and accessing your academic information online.

Course Catalog: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/registrar/Academics/catalogs.htm
Links to the Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs can be found here.

Financial Aid: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/financialaid/default.htm

Testing Services: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/academicsupportcenter/default.htm

Disability Services: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/disabilityservices/default.htm

Tutoring Services: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/academicsupportcenter/tutoringservices/default.htm

Bookstore: www.findlay.edu/offices/resources/universitystores/default.htm

Library: www.findlay.edu/offices/resources/library/default.htm

Distance Education: www.findlay.edu/admissions/info/graduateandspecialprograms/whoareyou/onlinedegreecompletion/default.htm
We offer various courses online as well as full Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Business, Environmental Management, and Criminal Justice.

Technical Support: www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/informationtechnologyservices/default.htm

Technology Requirements: http://www.findlay.edu/NR/rdonlyres/5F63CEEE-4823-4431-9BDF-1D30A6ACA073/0/StudentTechnologyStandards0809.pdf

Military: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/registrar/Military+Information/servicemembers.htm

Section 508 Compliance: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/disabilityservices/default.htm

Privacy Rights Compliance: http://www.findlay.edu/offices/adminoffices/registrar/Student+Privacy+%28FERPA%29/studentrecordsferpa.htm

Accreditations: www.findlay.edu/about/additionalinfo/accreditation.htm

Distance Learning Advisor: Graduate and Professional Studies - Phone:1-800-558-9060 - Email:gradinfo@findlay.edu

Institutional Contact: Heather Riffle, Director, Graduate and Special Programs - Phone:1-800-558-9060 - Email:riffle@findlay.edu

Admissions: http://www.unoh.edu/future_students/admissions_procedures/
All students must complete and submit an Application. Students must also make sure that official high school and previously attended college transcripts are submitted.

Applications: http://www.unoh.edu/future_students/appy_online/
All applications for admission to UNO must be made on an official application form. All applicants must request high schools to forward official, final transcripts to the Admissions Office.

Registrar: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/registrar/
Registering for classes at UNO is easy and we try to make registration as convenient as possible for everyone. We offer the following methods of registration: online registation, mail, phone, fax, or in-person.

Course Catalog: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/master_schedule/
Most traditional courses available at the university are also available online. Approximately 240 courses are available.

Financial Aid: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/financialaid/
Our financial aid department can assist you in obtaining scholarships, grants and loans to pay for school.

Testing Services: www.unoh.edu/academics/documents/index.php?cat=Distance%20Learning
Students who live in Allen County will take their tests on campus at UNO. Students who live outside of Allen County may need to obtain a proctor (test administrator). For more information contact Joan Wilhelm at jwilhelm@unoh.edu

Tutoring Services: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/student_services/academic_skills_lab/
Distance Learning students who have learning disabilities may contact Danielle Myers.

Bookstore: http://unoh.bncollege.com/
Our bookstore sells clothing, books, supplies, and phone cards and is located on campus. Students can order textbooks from the Bookstore by calling 419-998-3130 or e-mail bookstore@unoh.edu. We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover.

Library: http://library.unoh.edu/
Distance Learning students who have questions pertaining to the UNO Library may contact Georgena Nanson.

Distance Education: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/collegedl/
Prospective students must be self-motivated since the program is rigorous and self-directed. Faculty are available for personal consultation through a variety of media, including e-mail. Virtual College students must take UN071 Success Strategies course

Technical Support: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/collegedl/requirements.shtml
Specific software is required to complete some courses. UNO has standardized on Office XP which includes Word, Excel, Access, and Power-Point. MS Office XP (or higher version) is required. Uno does provide all students with a free e-mail account.

Military: http://www.unoh.edu/future_students/student_info/military_students/
The College of Distance Learning at UNO provides anytime, anywhere educational opportunities for members of the United States Armed Forces. UNO is a member of SOC and SOCAD and has been approved by DANTES for providing training for military personnel.

Life Experience: http://www.unoh.edu/academics/master_schedule/
Prior learning assessment may be received for courses taken from colleges, CLEP, advanced placement tests and military training. For more information you may contact the Associate Dean or the Dean of the College of Business.

Institutional Contact: Office of Admissions: info@unoh.edu - Phone:419-998-3120 - Email:dladmin@unoh.edu

Admissions: www.rio.edu/departments/Admissions/

Applications: www.rio.edu/departments/Admissions/

Registrar: www.rio.edu/departments/records/

Course Catalog: www.rio.edu/academics/

Financial Aid: www.rio.edu/departments/finaid/

Testing Services: www.rio.edu/departments/career/

Disability Services: www.rio.edu/departments/healthservices/

Bookstore: www.rio.edu/bookstore/

Library: library.rio.edu

Distance Education: www.rio.edu/online/

Technical Support: www.rio.edu/departments/camptech/

Admissions: www.utoledo.edu/admission/
Please contact Online Learning at 419-530-8835 or toll free at 866.886.5336, or email UTDL@utoledo.edu.

Applications: apply.utoledo.edu/
Please contact Online Learning toll free at 866.886.5336, or email UTDL@utoledo.edu. Transient/Guest student application should be used by students who are enrolled at another college/university, but wish to take course work temporarily at UT.

Registrar: www.utoledo.edu/offices/registrar/
Contact Online Learning at 419.530.8835, or toll free at 866.886.5336, UTDL@utoledo.edu. Once you have a UT ID, the myUT Portal provides real-time access to data in Student Information System: check course availability, register for classes, pay student bills, get grades, and much more.

Course Catalog: www.utoledo.edu/catalog/
A University course catalog in PDF format, by college, is available via the link. For Distance Learning courses exclusively, by term, go to www.utoledo.edu/dl/ and select Online Course Schedule, then term, to view an HTML document. You may also contact UTDL@utoledo.edu.

Financial Aid: financialaid.utoledo.edu/pages/scholarships.asp
Financial Aid Office (FAFSA Number 003131) offers a variety of services and programs designed to help you find ways to meet your educational expenses. Our staff is dedicated to making sure you receive your aid in an efficient manner. As always, you may contact UTDL@utoledo.edu

Testing Services: www.utoledo.edu/utlc/orientation/new/Placement_Testing.html
On-campus placement test times and locations are provided via the link. Online placement testing is available for some subjects, please contact DL or your academic adviser. Most online course related testing is accomplished online. Students outside the Toledo area should contact DL at 419.530.8835, or toll free at 866.886.5336, or UTDL@utoledo.edu.

Disability Services: www.utoledo.edu/utlc/accessibility/
Office of Accessibility provides support services and accommodations for individuals with disabilities. We coordinate services for individuals with all kinds of disabilities, including students with learning disabilities.

Tutoring Services: www.utoledo.edu/utlc/lec/
The Learning Enhancement Center (LEC) provides university-supported tutoring for all UT students and is currently a drop-in service.

Bookstore: utoledo.bncollege.com/
You may now purchase your textbooks online: Main Campus, http://utoledo.bncollege.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/BNCBHomePage?storeId=22576&catalogId=10001&langId=-1; Health Sciences Campus, http://utoledohsc.bncollege.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/BNCBHomePage?storeId=46552&catalogId=10001&langId=-1. Contact DL toll free at 866.886.5336, or UTDL@utoledo.edu.

Library: www.utoledo.edu/library/
Resources: UTMOST Library Catalog, OhioLINK Central Catalog, OhioLINK E-Journals, OhioLINK Research Databases.

Distance Education: www.utoledo.edu/dl/
Online Learning offers an opportunity to further your education or complete a certificate or degree program; faculty have converted their traditional courses, combining high quality content with an effective learning experience at a distance.

Technical Support: www.utoledo.edu/dl/helpdesk/hlp_index.html
Tech support is available by phone to help you connect to your class: 866-886-5336 or 419.530.8835. Follow the link for Help Desk hours and specific technical requirements. Discounted software is available for registered students, contact UTDL@utoledo.edu

Technical Support Contact: utdl@utoledo.edu

Technology Requirements: www.utoledo.edu/dl/helpdesk/tech_require.html
Internet Service Provider (high-speed access recommended); computer with latest versions of Acrobat Reader, Apple QuickTime Player, Java & JavaScript Capable Browser (http://www.webct.com/tuneup), Macromedia Flash Player, MSOffice Suite w/PowerPoint or PowerPoint Viewer, MS DirectX Runtime Environment, RealPlayer, Shockwave Player, Windows Media Player.

Military: www.utoledo.edu/admission/military/index.html
The Military Service Center at UT provides service to all veterans to help them achieve their academic goals. Students not currently enrolled at UT should contact Online Learning at 419.530.8835, or toll free at 866.886.5336, or email UTDL@utoledo.edu.

Life Experience: www.utoledo.edu/utlc/ucollege/isp/alt_college_credit.html
The Portfolio Program is a tool for accelerating degree progress by documenting and assessing prior college-level learning gained in a variety of work, volunteer, and learning experiences. Contact DL toll free at 866.886.5336 for referral.

Section 508 Compliance: www.utoledo.edu/offices/oid/regulatory.html
Eligibility for accommodations under Section 504 of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 is based on the existence of a physical or mental condition that substantially impacts academic and campus life.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.utoledo.edu/policies/students/main_campus/pdfs/3360_30_02.pdf
Reinforcing longstanding institutional policy, the Act and other laws require The University of Toledo to maintain the confidentiality of student educational records except as noted. The University registrar is primarily responsible for administration.

Accreditations: utassessment.utoledo.edu/accreditation/hlc_accreditation.asp
The Higher Learning Commission has determined that The University of Toledos online degrees and its support services for faculty and students adhere to the North Central Associations Best Practices for Electronically Offered Degree & Certificate Progams

Distance Learning Advisor: Online Learning Student Services - Phone:866.886.5336 - Email:utdl@utoledo.edu

Institutional Contact: Online Learning - Phone:866.886.5336 - Email:UTDL@utoledo.edu

Distance Education: www.urbana.edu

Admissions: admission.ursuline.edu/

Registrar: www.ursuline.edu/enroll_serv/registrar/

Financial Aid: www.ursuline.edu/enroll_serv/finaid/

Bookstore: www.ursuline.edu/stu_serv/bookstore.htm

Library: www.ursuline.edu/library/

Distance Education: www.ursuline.edu/Courses/index.htm

Institutional Contact: Ann Marie Siclare - Email:ASICLARE@ursuline.edu

Admissions: www.walsh.edu/maincategory.php?cid=10

Admissions: www.wscc.edu/main/contact.asp?section=future

Online students will find information about Washington State Community College and its programs from the following link:

http://www.wscc.edu/main/contact.asp?section=future

Online students may complete this form to request that an admission's advisor contact them for further information. Alternatively, online students may contact Rebecca Peroni at rperoni@wscc.edu or Emily Shuck at eschuck@wscc.edu.

Applications: https://www.mis.wscc.edu/apply/default.asp

The college provides a secure online application for admission located at:

https://www.mis.wscc.edu/apply/default.asp

It takes 1-2 weeks to process these applications. Online students receive an acceptance letter, the placement assessment dates available, and registration information by mail as soon as possible. The placement assessment is used for advising students who need to enroll in Math or English classes. Detailed information about the enrollment procedure may be accessed from:

http://www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/registration/register.html

* First time online students must meet with their academic advisors before registering for online classes. Returning students are able to register for online courses through WebAdvisor directly.

For further information, please contact Cindy Rogers at crogers@wscc.edu.

Registrar: www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About

The Records Office (http://www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About) at Washington State Community College will help you register for classes, add and drop classes, grades, apply for graduation, order transcripts and so much more.

For more information, email us at records@wscc.edu or registrar at registrar@wscc.edu.

Course Catalog: https://www.misweb.wscc.edu/WebAdvisor/WebAdvisor

These web sites provide accurate and timely information about the institution, its programs, distance education courses, course syllabi, instructor contact details, technical requirements, costs, and related policies and requirements. The schedule of classes for both traditional and distance education courses are already available on the campus website. There is the ability to query the schedule by entering specific criteria. For further information, please visit the following site:

http://www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/classesandschedules/classesandschedules.html

Alternatively, contact Andaz Ahmad at dl@wscc.edu or Linda Lockhart at llockhart@wscc.edu.

Financial Aid: www.wscc.edu/learnmore/cost.asp?section=FIN

In order to determine total financial need, each applicant should submit the FAFSA (no fee required). This form may be obtained from high school guidance counselors or through the Division of Student Services at Washington State Community College. The FAFSA can also be completed online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. More information is available through: http://www.wscc.edu/learnmore/cost.asp?section=FIN.

Online students also have access to scholarship information and the application process, with equitable opportunities to apply for and be awarded scholarships through http://www.wscc.edu/learnmore/cost.asp?section=FIN

For further information, please contact Dave Metz at dmetz@wscc.edu or Kathy Patterson at kpatterson@wscc.edu.

Disability Services: www.wscc.edu/Main/disabilities.asp?section=future

Washington State Community College ensures that no qualified person shall by reason of disability be denied access to, participation in, or the benefits of any program or activity operated by the college. Each qualified person shall receive appropriate accommodations to ensure equal access to educational opportunities, programs and activities in the most integrated setting possible.

For additional information, please visit http://www.wscc.edu/Main/disabilities.asp?section=future or contact Patti Zakowski at the Office of Disability Services at (740) 374-8716 ext. 2503 / email pzakowski@wscc.edu.

Tutoring Services: www.wscc.edu/main/learningcenter.asp

The College offers limited free online tutoring for students in online classes. For further information, please visit
http://www.wscc.edu/main/learningcenter.asp or contact Pam Roberts pleasure@wscc.edu for this service.

Bookstore: www.wscc.edu/main/bookstore.asp?section=student

The Washington State Bookstore offers full service for our Distance Learning students. Visit our Bookstore website for information or email books@wscc.edu.

Online students may call, fax, or e-mail book orders, however, they cannot purchase directly through the web site.

For further information, please contact Jenny Davis at jdavis@wscc.edu.

Library: www.wscc.edu/library/index.asp?section=LIBR

The Carson K. Miller Library collection includes reference books, periodicals, videotapes and other media to support the college's educational program. Our catalog is at http://www.wscc.edu/library/index.asp?section=LIBR

We are members of OhioLINK, a consortium of Ohio's colleges and university libraries and the State Library of Ohio. OhioLINK provides access to more than 31 million library items statewide. Our students and faculty have the ability to electronically request items while searching the OhioLINK central catalog. It provides a delivery service among member institutions to speed the exchange of library items. You can have your library materials delivered to the campus closest to your location. OhioLINK is at www.ohiolink.edu

In addition, users can access over 80 electronic research databases including a variety of FULL-TEXT resources.

Chat With a Librarian: Chat with a Librarian allows you to ask a librarian a question in real time when you're online doing research, no matter where you are-on campus, off campus or even in the library. Chat service supplements other library services such as e-mail, phone and in-person assistance. For further information or questions about your OhioLINK password, contact refdesk@wscc.edu

For further information, please contact Georgene Johnson at gjohnson@wscc.edu.

Distance Education: www.wscconline.com

Andaz Ahmad, the director of distance learning, may be contacted at dl@wscc.edu. He can provide more information about the distance learning courses and programs at Washington State Community College.

Technical Support: www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/help/help.html

The College currently offers limited technical support via e-mail and telephone. Additionally, technical support materials and user guides are available through the following web site:

http://www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/help/help.html. We do not have any equipment loan facilities for online students. An online ticketing system may be accessed from the following site:

For further information, please contact Washington State's help desk at 1-740-374-8716 ext. 1182 or e-mail helpdesk@wscc.edu.

Technical Support Contact: helpdesk@wscc.edu

Technology Requirements: www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/visitors/technical_requirements.html

Online students will find information about the technical requirements for taking online courses, such as Internet Service Provider, Internet Access Options, E-mail, Hardware, Software, Plug-ins, and Virus Protection.

Online students are advised to contact the course instructor for specific course requirements. These requirements may also be accessed from the following web site:

http://www.wscconline.com/wscc/dl/classesandschedules/classesandschedules.html.

For further information, please contact Washington State's help desk at 1-740-374-8716 ext. 1182 or e-mail helpdesk@wscc.edu.

Military: www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About

If you have prior military credit or training that you would like evaluated for possible college credit, please request an official military transcript to be forwarded to the Records Office at Washington State community College. (Official transcripts must be mailed to the college from the military; we can't accept a student copy.)

Websites to obtain military transcripts:

* AIR FORCE - http://www.au.af.mil/au/ccaf/active_transc.htm

* ARMY - https://smart.cnet.navy.mil/

* MARINES - https://aartstranscript.army.mil/

* NAVY - http://www.pearlharbor.navy.mil/nco/smart_htm.htm

For further information, please visit http://www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About or contact Mike Whitnable at mwhitnable@wscc.edu.

Life Experience: www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About

Students may receive credit for prior relevant college level learning acquired either through formal schooling or some type of occupational experience. Credit may be granted for satisfactory performance on examinations; successful completion of military courses and experiences; appropriate work experience. Students Will need to contact an advisor to determine if the life experience evaluation is appropriate to his or her educational program.

For further information, please visit http://www.wscc.edu/main/off_records.asp?section=About or contact Greg Mitchell, Director of Career Services, gmitchell@wscc.edu.

Section 508 Compliance: www.wscc.edu/Documents/dishndbk.pdf

Washington State Community College ensures that no qualified person shall by reason of disability be denied access to, participation in, or the benefits of any program or activity operated by the college. Each qualified person shall receive appropriate accommodations to ensure equal access to educational opportunities, programs and activities in the most integrated setting possible.

For additional information, please contact Patti Zakowski at the Office of Disability Services at (740) 374-8716 ext. 2503 or email pzakowski@wscc.edu.

Privacy Rights Compliance: www.wscc.edu/Main/studentrights.asp?section=main

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974, as amended, provides information on rights and procedures for inspection, correction, and disclosure of information in the student record. Student rights under FERPA are published in the College Catalog, or by accessing page 22, of the Catalog.

For further information, please contact Mike Whitnable at mwhitnable@wscc.edu.

Accreditations: www.ncahlc.org/index.php?option=com_directory&Action=ShowBasic&instid=1850

Washington State Community College is fully accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association, which is the regional accrediting authority for Ohio colleges and universities. The college is a participant in the Academic Quality Improvement Program (AQIP).

For further information, please contact Mark Nutter at mnutter@wscc.edu.

Distance Learning Advisor: A. Andaz Ahmad - Phone:1.740.374.8716 x1710 - Email:dl@wscc.edu

Institutional Contact: Rebecca Peroni or Emily Schuck - Phone:1.740.568.1900 - Email:admissions@wscc.edu

Admissions: www.wilberforce.edu/admissions/

Financial Aid: www.wilberforce.edu/future_students/financial.html

Library: www.wilberforce.edu/student_life/library.html

Admissions: www.wilmington.edu/admin.htm

Financial Aid: www.wilmington.edu/manila/admit1/finaid.html

Library: www.wilmington.edu/library1.htm

Distance Education: www.wilmington.edu

Admissions: www4.wittenberg.edu/administration/prospect/index.html

Applications: www4.wittenberg.edu/administration/prospect/apply/

Registrar: www4.wittenberg.edu/administration/registrar/

Financial Aid: www4.wittenberg.edu/administration/admit/finaid/

Bookstore: wittenberg.bkstore.com/

Admissions: www.wright.edu/prospective/

Registrar: www.wright.edu/admissions/registration/index.html

Financial Aid: www.wright.edu/admissions/finaid/

Testing Services: wright.edu/uc/test/

Disability Services: www.wright.edu/students/dis_services/
Extending the opportunities of higher education to people with disabilities is a high priority at Wright State. The university's Office of Disability Services offers programs to promote each student's academic, personal, physical, and vocational growth

Tutoring Services: www.wright.edu/academics/tutor/
The mission of Tutoring Services is to serve as a center for learning assistance, providing a support structure that allows students to gain self-confidence and independence in their academic work.

Bookstore: wright.bkstore.com/

Library: www.libraries.wright.edu/

Distance Education: www.wright.edu/dl

Technical Support: www.wright.edu/cats/help/
Have a question? The Help Desk is your first step in resolving computing issues. Contact them at 775-4827, toll-free at 1-888-775-4827, or visit in 025 Library Annex.

Technology Requirements: www.wright.edu/dl/techreq.html

Section 508 Compliance: goto.wright.edu/web/access/standards_508.html

Institutional Contact: Terri Klaus - Phone:937-775-4965 - Email:distance_learning@wright.edu

Admissions: www.xavier.edu/admission/

Registrar: www.xu.edu/registrar/index.htm

Financial Aid: www.xu.edu/financial_aid/index.htm

Bookstore: www.xu.edu/bookstore/

Library: www.xu.edu/library/

Admissions: www.ysu.edu/admissions/

Financial Aid: www.ysu.edu/finaid/

Bookstore: www.ysubookstore.com/

Library: www.maag.ysu.edu/

Distance Education: www.ysu.edu/metro/online.php

Admissions: www.zanestate.edu/admissions/default.htm

Financial Aid: zanestate.edu/financialaid/
The first step in obtaining financial aid from Zane State College is to complete the FAFSA online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. Once the form is processed by the Department of Education you will receive information from Zane State regarding your eligibility.

If you are in need of assistance please contact Amanda McPherson at amcpherson@zanestate.edu (740.588.1275) or Kaci Hutchison khutchison@zanestate.edu (740.588.1276).

Bookstore: bookstore.zanestate.edu
Zane State College offers full service to our Distance Learning students. You can order your books online by clicking on the above URL. You can also fax your order information to 740-454-0063, email your order to lmetz@zanestate.edu, or call us at 800-686-8324. We currently accept MasterCard, Visa, and Discover Card for these types of purchases.

Library: www.zanesville.ohiou.edu/newlib/default.asp