| Tulsa Community College is the largest two-year | | | | Distance learning |
| college in Oklahoma. It operates from four campuses | | | | Tulsa Community College offers about 30 degrees |
| and serves some 27,000 students every year in | | | | and certificates that are available entirely through the |
| college credit courses and an additional 5,000 in | | | | distance learning environment. Distance learning |
| corporate training and continuing education classes. | | | | courses are ideal for non-traditional adult learners, |
| The college provides higher education to more | | | | who want to acquire a recognized qualification from |
| students in northeastern Oklahoma than any other | | | | an accredited institution. Distance learning allows them |
| public higher education institution. It offers students | | | | study at their convenience and to get a degree that |
| individualized education in small classes, with an 18:1 | | | | adds value to their career portfolios. |
| student to faculty ratio. Its tuition and fees are | | | | Online courses are offered via the Internet by means |
| almost half those of public universities. | | | | of the Blackboard Course Management System |
| Tulsa Community College has more than 7,000 | | | | (CMS). Instruction is provided through the Internet, |
| enrolments in online and distance learning courses, | | | | CD-ROM (if applicable) and text book materials. To |
| making it the leader in online education in Oklahoma. | | | | take a course, students need Internet access, a valid |
| Students can easily transfer credits for seamless | | | | e-mail address and hardware and software that meet |
| baccalaureate degrees. | | | | the minimum requirements. |
| Collaboration and transfer agreements are in place | | | | Telecourses are video-based courses that are |
| with many institutions, including Oklahoma State | | | | offered on Tulsa Cox Cable Channel 21 or via |
| University, The University of Oklahoma, Northeastern | | | | streaming video on the Web. Instructors |
| State University, The University of Tulsa and The | | | | communicate with students via e-mail, telephone and |
| Phoenix University. | | | | or postal services. The videos are supplemented by |
| Accreditation | | | | study guides and text books. Students have to visit |
| Tulsa Community College is accredited by the | | | | the Metro Campus to take exams. |
| Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and | | | | Interactive Television courses (ITV) are |
| the Higher Learning Commission. It is a member of | | | | campus-based courses that are offered through |
| the American Association of Community Colleges and | | | | compressed two-way video. The student is required |
| the North Central Council of Two-Year Colleges. It is | | | | to be present in a particular location at a set time. |
| approved by the federal government to offer | | | | The instructor may be present at that location or |
| education under the Veterans and Social Security | | | | may teach from a remote location. The format is |
| laws. | | | | very similar to classroom instruction. |
| Some of the programs offered by the college have | | | | An accredited course from the Tulsa Community |
| accreditation approval from other agencies and | | | | College can help you to add a recognized qualification |
| organizations. | | | | to your career portfolio and you can choose from a |
| The distance learning courses are fully accredited by | | | | wide range of on-campus and distance learning |
| the Higher Learning Commission, a commission of the | | | | programs. |
| North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. | | | | |