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BC's Online Student Survival Guide
Why Online Courses?
Online courses provide an opportunity for students to complete all
course requirements from their home or office. Depending on the
course, students may be required to take
proctored or non-proctored
examinations. Participants will have the changes to interact
with the instructor and other students, regardless of location using a
variety of technologies. Online courses allow students with
non-traditional work schedules and/or home responsibilities to take
college courses and pursue their education.
Are online courses right for you? Take a short quiz to see!
Software/Hardware Requirements
Students must have a basic understanding of computer usage, know how to
access the Internet and how to send and receive e-mail. Students must have
access to the Internet as well as e-mail.
NOTE: Students MUST send their e-mail address
DIRECTLY
to the instructor as soon as they register for an online course.
(This is not the same as providing an email address during the admission
process.)
SUBMIT EMAIL
Netscape version 7.0 or Internet Explorer version 5.0 (or later releases of either browser) is recommended. Netscape and Inter Explorer are offered free to charge to students and may be downloaded from the Netscape web site. In addition to the browser, addition software, such as a word processor or spreadsheet may be required. E-mail or telephone the instructor for specific course details and computer compatibility. (i.e. multimedia capability, CD-ROM and sound, may be required.)
It's Easy to Register for an On-line Class!
Step 1: Complete and submit an admission form.
(Note: This does not register you for a class.)
NOW
Step 2: After your admission form has been processed,
ALLOW A COUPLE OF DAYS FOR PROCESSING, THEN register via online
at the BC Website for a specific class.
You can order books on-line from: MBS Direct
For courses using ETUDES-NG click here for
login procedures.
NOTE: Students enrolled in BC Online classes using
ETUDES-NG. IF you are currently experiencing log-in difficulties or access
issues, it may be necessary for you to clear the cache on your PC, re-set your
browser, and possibly look up your userid.
http://www.bakersfieldcollege.edu/distance_learning/etudes-ng/etudes-ng.asp
Online Courses FAQ's (FAQ-Frequently Asked Questions)
How do I get a BC email account for my Online Course if it is required by my instructor?
Proctoring through the Distance Learning Office
Online Counseling Services - Students can call the counseling office, (661) 395-4421 to attempt to get the help they need with registration.
Assessment Services offered to Bakersfield College online students.Can’t find the class you want? Is the class you wanted full? If so, check out one of the other colleges in the Kern Community College District? Cerro Coso College and Porterville College also offer a variety of online courses to meet your educational needs.