Questions
- What does the online education platform look like?
- What format are my classes in?
- Is the learning environment easy to navigate?
- How do I access the learning environment?
- Do I need a broadband connection?
- How much time do I need to invest in the program?
- Will I interact with real people?
- Will I see my classmates? Will they see me?
- Do I have to be there for specific events?
- How many days can I work ahead?
- What happens if I have technical difficulties?
- Can I take individual courses?
- Can I take some classes on campus and others online?
- Does Full Sail offer career development assistance?
- Can I audit courses in my degree program after graduation?
Answers
No – you need to choose one or the other. However, for programs that we offer on-campus as well as online, you can move from being an on-campus student to being an online student and vice-versa, just not on a course-by course basis. You will need to discuss this with your financial aid and student advisor before doing so.
