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Fall 2022 Course Offerings

Campus Information:
To view online course offerings, please select Online Education as the campus.
To view Open Learning courses, please select Open Learning-Online as the campus.

Class Delivery Method Information:

• In-person - Traditional classroom work that meets at certain times and locations.
• Hybrid - A combination of classroom and virtual work and meeting times.
• Asynchronous distance education - Distance education classes that do not require you to meet at scheduled times.
• Fully synchronous distance education - Distance ed classes that meet at scheduled times like an in-person class.
• Partially synchronous distance education - Distance ed classes that have some synchronous and some asynchronous instruction.

Instructional Method Information:

• Online courses - no required face-to-face meetings, delivery is all online.
• Hybrid courses - there is a mix of distance and face-to-face instruction, with at least 51% of the instruction online.
• Compressed Video Semester - courses taught using compressed video interactive television, CVIT. CVIT is a video over internet protocol system that provides a connective and interactive student experience between multiple EUP sites.
• Study Abroad - courses taught at sites outside of the United States.
• Traditional - courses taught face-to-face in a classroom in Kalamazoo or at a regional site.
• Open Learning - self-paced, undergraduate online courses with flexible start/end dates; students have up to 6 months to complete the course.

Undergraduate courses at regional locations are not part of the undergraduate flat rate structure. Students enrolled in a combination of undergraduate courses on the main campus and online, who fall in the flat rate credit hour range, may see an adjustment on their account to reflect the flat rate. See graduate and undergraduate tuition for regional locations and online education at: https://wmich.edu/registrar/tuition.

Click on the course title for more course information, including the course description and textbook information.

For more information on how waitlisting works, please see http://www.wmich.edu/registrar/students-registration-waitlisting

• Foreign Languages is now World Languages and Literatures.