Get a 2 year online degree for associate of arts, associate of science, associate of applied science or associate of general studies in 30+ programs.
How about both? Get your two-year associate’s degree at Cowley Online and transfer credits to a four-year college of your choice. Associate’s degree requirements will vary by area of study.
Learn a new skill and advance your career with Cowley Online’s professional certification programs. Certifications are transferable and accredited.
College students can accelerate or supplement classroom work with online courses toward a degree or certificate as well.
What makes us different among online colleges in Kansas or elsewhere? Cowley Online has been doing online education for years. This isn’t new to us, and our expertise means a smooth, quality online learning experience for you.
Want a good-paying job? Want to learn a new skill and get ahead in your career? Or maybe you see a two-year degree as an affordable stepping stone to a four-year college? Cowley Online can help you achieve any of those goals.
Contact your instructor first. Then, if he/she can’t help you, contact the Cowley Help Desk for any technical problems you may have.
Each online course is different and some instructors may have you go to a convenient location to take some tests. See your course syllabus or contact your instructor for information about testing requirements.
Online courses in general do not require special software. Many simply use an Internet browser (Google Chrome recommended); however, some courses may have special requirements. Go to Class Schedules and select the correct semester. From the drop down menu under “By Learning Mode”, select “Online”. Under the title of the course in bright red you will see software requirements for each course.
You must have access to a personal computer and have some basic knowledge of how to use it.
You must have an active Cowley e-mail account and reliable connection to the Internet for successful completion of online courses.
Unless otherwise notified, an online course is not available in Blackboard until the first day of class for that semester.
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