Online Course Request Form

Online Course Options for On Campus Students Spring 2025

Enrollment in an Online Course

Students enrolled in a campus-based program may request to enroll in one SJC Online course per semester based on course availability and capacity.

To request enrollment in an online course, students must meet the following criteria: 

• Must be a second, third or fourth-year student, priority will be given to graduating fourth-year students. *Class level requirement waived for summer semester enrollment only
• Must meet GPA requirements – 2.5 or higher.
• May be approved for only one (1) online course in the Fall semester and March term.
• May enroll in two (2) online courses (based on availability) in the Summer Semester with the faculty’s advisor permission
• Must pay additional tuition charges for each credit over the 19 credit maximum (Fall semester). Must pay Summer Semester online course tuition at the time of course registration.
• Must agree to all of the stated deadlines & policies for online course enrollment.

Students should discuss all course options with their on campus faculty advisor in advance of submitting an online course request form. Students can access and submit a request via the Online Course Registration Request Form.

Note: All fields must be completed, and the faculty advisor’s email must be entered to submit this request.

To access this form, please use the link above and enter your SJC email and Password. It will take you directly to the online submission form where you will enter the required information and your faculty advisor’s information. All fields must be completed, and your faculty advisor’s email must be entered to submit this request. There are drop-down lists for many of the fields, which will assist you in entering some of the data. 

FAQs

What courses are offered Spring 2025 (March 10 week online term)?

Spring Online Options for On-campus Core:

Theology/Religious Inquiry (4 credits):

• TH 104 – Introduction to the Old Testament
• TH 210 – Fundamental Doctrines and their Development
• TH 226 – The Sacraments
• TH 311 – Church History I: Early and Medieval Catholicism
• TH 318 – Theology of the Church
• TH 330 – Fundamentals of Christology

Philosophical Inquiry (4* credits): * Online 3 credits

• PH 200 – Human Nature and Ethics

 Quantitative Reasoning (4 credits) * Online 3 credits

• MA 107 – Contemporary Mathematics

Written Communication (3 credits):

• NONE

Human Foundations and Multicultural Inquiry (3 credits):

• HY 104 – Modern Global History

Inquiry into the Natural World (3 credits) :

• SC 200 – Physical Science

Inquiry into Society (3 credits)

• PY 101 – Introduction to Psychology
• PY 301 – Personality Theory
• PY 306 – Adolescent Psychology

Literacy in Environmental Science (4 credits): * Online 3 credits

• ES 100 – Ecology and the Environmental Challenge (CBL-R) (SF)

Historic and Civic Literacy for Effective Citizenship (3 credits: 

• HY 202 – History of the United States II

Leadership and Building JEDI (3 credit):

• TH 311 – Church History I: Early and Medieval Catholicism
• TH 318 – Theology of the Church
• TH 330 – Fundamentals of Christology

Artistic Exploration and Expression (3 credits):

• AT 108 – Music Appreciation
• AT 118 – Art and Creativity

Literary Exploration and Expression (3 credits):

• EH 204 – American Literature II

Wellness (3 credit):

• NN 101 – Introduction to Nutrition (CBL-R)

Undergraduate Online College Courses

Business Department Courses

• AC 211 – Managerial Accounting
• AC 311 – Intermediate Accounting II
• AC 312 – Federal Income Taxes
• BA 301 – Business Law I
• EC 203 – Economics
• FI 301 – Business Finance
• MG 101 – Introduction to Management
• MG 307 – Small Business Management

Health Administration Department Courses

• HA 205 – American Healthcare Systems
• HIM 210 – Medical Terminology
• LTC 210 – Introduction to Long-Term Care Administration
• LTC 310 – Aging in America

Social Work Department Courses

• SW 101 – Introduction to the Profession of Social Work

What is an Online Course?

This type, of course, is hosted through the online college on the BrightSpace platform and follows the 10-week online. Students should plan on setting aside twelve to fifteen hours a week to be successful. The courses will usually have several written assignments, quizzes, and tests, as well as discussion board participation with the instructor and classmates. Assignments will have specific due dates, but they can complete them at times that are convenient for them.

Students are not required to be logged on to the course at certain times of the day. The student will need to request this course in SharePoint with the Online Course Registration Request Form.

What is a REMOTE Course?

This is a campus course taught by an on-campus instructor that is held on Brightspace and does not require on-campus classroom attendance. However, depending on the course and instructor, it may require set days and times to be logged on remotely. As an on-campus REMOTE course, it will follow the same start and end dates as your on-campus term. The student will self-register for this type of course.

Why is it important to list more than one course choice?

On campus students are allowed 5 seats in each online course. However, for high-demand courses like the philosophy electives that is only 10 seats total so if the first choice isn’t available students have a better chance of securing an online class overall if they have more flexibility.

What is my out-of-pocket cost for an online Fall & Spring course?

An online fall/spring course can be included in student schedules, up to a maximum of 19 credits on-campus, for no additional cost. If students are over 19 credits, they are responsible for getting the Dean’s approval and paying on-campus credit overload fee per credit.

Important Dates for 2024/2025

** Please note: Spring online term options are NOT recommended for graduating seniors. Seniors will be shifted to September 1st graduation if enrolled in a spring online course needed to complete degree as spring online courses end after May campus graduation.

Tanya Iverson
Senior Academic Advisor & Campus Enrollment Liaison
Saint Joseph’s College
Call/Text: 207-893-7809
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