Online Offerings
In addition to a variety of online classes, you can earn a degree or certificate fully online at CWI in the following programs:
- Administrative Specialist – Associate of Applied Science Degree
- Business Technology – Basic Technical Certificate
- Business Writing – Basic Technical Certificate
- Office Management – Basic Technical Certificate
- Anthropology – Associate of Arts Degree
- Bookkeeping and Accounting – Associate of Applied Science Degree
- Bookkeeping and Accounting – Advanced Technical Certificate
- Professional Bookkeeping – Basic Technical Certificate
- Business – Associate of Arts Degree
- Criminal Justice – Associate of Arts Degree
- English – Literature Emphasis – Associate of Arts Degree
- General Studies – Associate of Arts Degree
- Geography – Associate of Arts Degree
- Health Science and Public Health – Associate of Science Degree
- History – Associate of Arts Degree
- Medical Administrative Support – Basic Technical Certificate
- Philosophy – Associate of Arts Degree
- Political Science – Associate of Arts Degree
- Spanish – Associate of Arts Degree
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, a large number of our students take a combination of online, hybrid, and traditional on-campus classes.
Hybrid classes combine face-to-face classroom instruction with online learning. A portion of a hybrid class is scheduled on-campus, with the remainder completed online. Hybrid classes offer students the best of both worlds with regularly scheduled faculty interaction and the flexibility of online learning.
Benefits of a hybrid class include:
- Face-to-face and online instruction.
- Regularly scheduled faculty/student interaction.
- Flexibility.
The following skills will contribute to your success in an online class:
Computer Skills
- Access and ability to send and receive e-mail.
- Attach documents to an e-mail.
- Identify different file types (e.g., .doc, .txt, .jpg, etc.) and know what each means.
- Perform searches for information on the internet.
- Easily switch between applications such as email, Microsoft Word, and a PDF reader.
Time Management Skills
- Schedule sufficient time each week to complete all of your coursework.
- Adjust daily routines to allow time for focused study.
- Revise your weekly schedule to ensure assignments are submitted on time.
Communication, Teamwork, & Motivation
- Ability to express your ideas, questions, and comments in writing.
- Experience interacting with others in a virtual environment.
- Be a self-starter to complete tasks.
Yes, online classes offer the same level of quality as those taught in-person. Online faculty must complete an online instructor certification course and are exceptionally well trained to design and teach online courses. Many of the College's in-person instructors also teach online.
Some classes will be asynchronous and not require anything beyond a computer and internet access. Others may require you to have headphones or speakers, microphone, and/or a web cam. Many computers have built-in microphones but not all.
Equipment may be purchased through the CWI Bookstore.
All major cell phone providers have signed on to an FCC agreement making all wireless hot spots available to anyone regardless of carrier or contract.
Zoom is available on both iOS and Android mobile devices in the app store. Make sure to download the app and set up your account prior to the beginning of your first class.
Zoom experiences differ from desktop to tablet to mobile, so be sure you are using the appropriate device to help you succeed in class. Check with your instructor if you have any questions regarding Zoom needs.