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2013 Academic Calendar

Online Education: Spring Schedule 2013

Welcome to Western Oklahoma State College Spring Session information hub. These classes are equivalent to a whole semester of class work but in a shortened format.

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Please select the above session link for more information.
1st 8 Weeks
Jan. 16 - Mar. 14
Courses Offered 
2nd 8 Weeks
Mar. 15 - May 17
 - Courses Offered 

 

Each 3 hour credit course costs $327.75. This does not include books. New students must fill out the application form.
A $15 non-refundable application processing fee is charged.

16 Weeks
Jan. 16 - May 17
Courses Offered  

Each 3 hour credit costs $327.75. This does not include books. New students must fill out the application form.
A $15 non-refundable application processing fee is charged.

 

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All courses are online. A proctor may be required for testing in some courses at a proctor center. All students will need access to the internet, a valid email address, and should be motivated self-starters to be successful in these courses.

Unofficial transcripts are available on Campus Connect as soon as grades are posted. Official transcripts can be requested via Campus Connect as well.

 

IMPORTANT ENROLLMENT INFORMATION

You may enroll in up to 9 credit hours at Western before you submit your official high school transcript,  official college transcripts and official testing (ACT, SAT, COMPASS) as long as you do not plan to enroll in any English, math or science courses.

If you should ever exceed 9 credit hours or need to enroll in an English, math or science, you will be required to have all official documents (including testing) on file in the Admissions Office at Western before you can enroll or receive a transcript.

You will need to have appropriate testing scores on file in the  Admissions Office at Western if you wish to enroll in any English, math  or science courses or exceed the 9 hours.

When you submit ACT or SAT scores, you will need to meet or exceed  the required scores to clear your high school curricular deficiencies.   (See college catalog for details.)  If you do not meet or exceed those required scores, you  would be required to take appropriate COMPASS testing and enroll in the  required developmental course/s at that time.

Developmental coursework must be completed within the first 24 attempted hours of college work.

 

FAQ’s related to the HLC Result

What does a sanction of “probation” mean for Western?

Answer:  Our accrediting agency has requested that we make some changes to our compressed online courses.  We are addressing these concerns and making the appropriate changes.

How long will the sanction be in effect?

Answer: Western’s probation will last no more than 2 years.

Is Western still an accredited institution?

                Answer: Yes

Will my courses transfer to another institution?

Answer: Yes, as an accredited institution of higher education Western courses will transfer.  We encourage students to also check with the institution to which they are transferring credits.

What if I am already enrolled in a 4 week online course for this semester? Will I be able to take my course?  

Important information for all 4th 4 week PRE-ENROLLED students:
Please be advised of the following as it relates to your pre-enrolled 4th 4 week  online course status.

  1. As an accredited institution of higher education all Western courses, in any format,  are transferrable to your host institution.
  2. Concurrent high school students may continue in the  4th 4 week course session of the Spring 2013 semester if they were pre-enrolled.
  3. All other 4th 4 week pre-enrolled students may opt out the course and are encouraged to enroll in a summer session course.
  4. Those  pre- enrolled non-concurrent students who opt to continue in the 4th 4 week course are strongly advised to check with your host institution to verify acceptance of the course.
  5. Any pre-enrolled student who decides to withdraw from the course will receive a full-refund of the course fee.

Will intersession courses be offered again at Western?

Answer: Currently Western is not offering intersession courses.  We encourage you to check our website for updates throughout the semester.

What other online courses are available from Western?

Answer: Western offers 16, 8 and 4 week courses on  campus at this time.

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