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FlexNetî - A combination of on-campus and online modalities, FlexNetî is structured for those students who require scheduling flexibility, but who also prefer some face-to-face class meetings.
Online - Students interact online for asynchronous, seminar-style instruction at times and places that work best for them. Internet access is used in lieu of face-to-face meetings.
About the Online Campus
The University of Phoenix Online Campus is an outcome of the University's recognition of the technological transformation of the workplace and the needs of the working adult student. Rather than gathering in a traditional classroom, students and instructors interact electronically and asynchronously, resulting in increased access for students by allowing them to control the time and place of their participation.
University of Phoenix Online education is interactive and participative. Students are active members of a Learning Group of between eight and 14 working adults, and work in smaller Learning Teams for special projects. Students complete one course at a time, progressing to the next course in the same way as students who meet at our on-campus classrooms.
90,974 students were enrolled at the Online Campus as of November 30, 2003 .
The Online Learning System
The Online Campus utilizes the Online Learning System to make group learning independent of time and location. The Online Learning System can be accessed through an Internet Service Provider. When students log on to our Web site, they can check their email and access student services.
What students can do with the Online Learning System
Complete 100% of their educational and administrative activities
Participate in the full range of class meeting and Learning Team activities
Communicate with instructors
Interact with classmates
Conduct research
Register for classes
Pay tuition
Order books
Meet with a counselor
Obtain grades
Request transcripts and more