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Are you ready to be an online
student?
Online classes can be an exciting way
to learn. Their convenience and flexibility appeals to
many students, but they are not for everyone.
Students drop-out
of online classes at a higher rate than in-person
classes. This is often because they do not
have the proper equipment or, more importantly, the
personal skills and habits required of online students.
Ask yourself the following questions,
then click the "Find out more..." button after each
question. Your answers to these questions may
encourage you to register for an online class, or to
rethink online education as an option for you.
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Do you have the time?
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Do you have access to an
Internet-connected computer? |
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Do you have the necessary
basic computer skills? |
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Do you have the necessary
learning skills? |
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Are you self-directed?
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After answering these questions and
reviewing the material presented in the “Find out more”
links, you will have a good idea whether online classes
are a good fit for you.
We at Palomar College want you to feel
good about participating in the exciting world of online
education, and we also want you to be prepared, to
understand what it takes to succeed. We are here
to help. Use our contact
links if you need help
getting registered, have technical difficulties, or need
counseling. Once your class begins, remember
to email or call your instructor if you are having
problems or need help understanding something.

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Summer Intersession classes begin May 21, 2007. Six and
Eight-week classes begin June 18.
Class Schedule
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