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The Virtual College at Mercer County Community College
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Test drive an online class.
Have you ever wondered what an online class looks like? Have you ever thought about taking a class but were hesitant to ask what work was required of you? Here is your opportunity to take a test drive to see if distance learning is the "right click" for you!
Click here to test a course.
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Click here to log into your online course.
In The Virtual College:
The Internet, television, computers, and independent study open alternate pathways to college. If you are highly motivated and enjoy working independently, virtual learning empowers you to decide when and where learning fits into your busy schedule.
However, virtual learning may not be for you if you need structure, "real time" human interaction, or easy results without hard work. These courses take a great deal of time.
- Students access courses through the college website
- Professors and students interact through email, in real time, through chat and discussion forums in a user-friendly "virtual" classroom environment
- Though students can access courses from any Internet connected computer, to gain the benefit of an "anytime, anyplace" learning environment, students should have their own computers. Some courses require orientation and/or testing on campus.
- Television courses also offer time flexibility. Students view video segments on cable TV at scheduled times, on video in the MCCC library, or by videotape rental. TVC students may borrow tapes overnight from the college library.
- Courses taught at a distance through The Virtual College are equivalent to on-campus courses and are taught by MCCC faculty members.
Contact Us
To contact The Virtual College by phone, dial (609) 570-3389 or email at virtual.college@mccc.edu
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