Is Online Learning Right for You?
Online learning requires commitment, strong time management skills, discipline, initiative, and the willingness to take responsibility for your work. You can guarantee success by being actively involved in your learning, focusing on your goals, prioritizing responsibilities, and getting help when you need it.
Students of online courses are a part of the Graduate School and the entire Virginia Tech community. To learn more about the Virginia Tech community, familiarize yourself with the Virginia Tech website, the Graduate School, the Graduate Honor System, Acceptable Use Guidelines, the Registrar, and the University Bursar. Expectations of online graduate students are no different from those in face-to-face courses.
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November 22, 2009
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Courses Spring 2010
- AEE 4884: Youth Program Management
- AEE 5104: Research Applications in Agricultural and Extension Education
- AEE 5154: Community Partnerships and Volunteerism
- CSES 5114: Soils for Professionals
- ENT 5234: Managing Arthropod Pests
- ENT/PPWS 5624: Animal and Plant Biosafety and Biosecurity
- FST 5034: Good Agricultural and Manufacturing Practices
- HNFE 5684/EDHL 5604: Program Development in Health Education
- HORT 4764: Vegetable Crops
- PPWS 5204: Principles of Plant Disease Management
- PPWS 5214: Diseases of Crop Plants
- Project and Report
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Dates to Remember
Last day to add a course: Friday, August 28, 2009.
Last day to drop a course without grade penalty: Friday, September 2, 2009.
Last day to resign without grade penalty: Monday, October 19, 2009.
First opening for Spring 2010 course requests: October 20-27, 2009.