Center for Online Learning

Most CCV students take at least one online course while earning their degree, and many students complete their degree entirely online. CCV prides itself on small class sizes to ensure an intimate and integrated experience working with faculty who are real-world practitioners.

Log on

At CCV, when you take an online class, you can log on and learn from the comfort of your own home, your friend’s home, your local library, an internet café… basically anywhere you have access to the internet.

Collaborate

Learning online doesn’t mean you’re in for a lonely semester. In many classes, you will also have the opportunity to connect with classmates by working on small group projects. You can expect to be online at least three times per week, discussing the topics you are studying with your teachers and fellow students.

Tips for Discussions in Your Online CCV Courses

The Practice of Online Civility

Interact

CCV’s hybrid courses, which combine in-person and online learning, give you the best of both worlds: face-to-face interaction in the classroom plus the convenience and flexibility of studying online.

Explore

Check out the Center for Online Learning resources to learn about getting started with your online classes. Use our course schedule to find out which online courses we offer and contact any of the academic centers or the Center for Online Learning with questions.

In High School?

Get a head start on college—take a free online college course using your dual enrollment voucher. Visit our Dual Enrollment page for more information or contact Phil Crossman to get started today.

Accelerated Online Courses

CCV now offers accelerated online courses for students needing to earn college credits faster. These seven-week courses earn you the same credits as their full semester counterparts. Check out our course schedule for available courses. Accelerated Online Courses: all the credit, half the time.

Online Course Accessibility Standard

The Community College of Vermont is committed to ensuring accessibility of its online coursework. CCV expects all online courses will conform to WCAG 2.1 AA standards, and the college will promptly address issues of inaccessibility. Those with concerns about the digital accessibility of an online class and/or the digital materials used for an online class may notify the college using the Digital Accessibility Alert Form.