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You can earn transferable academic credit* while still maintaining your personal life and career. Our program is designed so you can work on your course when and where it fits into your schedule.
We offer lower- and upper-division credit courses in a wide variety of fields including biological and physical sciences, computer science, film, health, history, math, natural sciences, social sciences, and writing.
Course numbers in our catalog indicate the following levels of instruction:
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X or XB1-99* |
Lower-division courses at the level of the freshman and sophomore years of college |
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X or XB100-199 |
Upper-division courses at the level of the junior and senior years of college |
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X300-399 |
Professional courses in education for teachers and school administrators |
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X400-499 |
Professional, postgraduate courses in a variety of fields |
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800-899 |
Non-credit courses |
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Continuing Education Unit (ceu) |
The ceu is a nationally recognized measurement of non-credit study. Many employers and relicensure agencies accept ceu coursework as evidence of a serious commitment to career advancement. |
Browse our catalog -- we've got great courses in English, history, philosophy, religion, psychology, writing, languages, computer science, business, and more.
*The "XB" prefix indicates that the course is equivalent to one offered to UC Berkeley students; credit in most other courses can also be transferred to your college or university. The acceptance of credit earned through our program toward requirements is under the jurisdiction of the college or university to which the credit is being transferred. Reciprocity is usual among accredited institutions; however, we strongly suggest that you check the policies at your college or university before enrolling, especially if you are working toward a degree.
