Individual assignments are listed in the syllabus.
Assignments must be submitted on a regular basis to enable the instructor to monitor progress.
Assignments may be dropped off, by handing them to the lab assistant; who will date and submit to the instructor.
Graded homework will be returned to the appropriate graded homework file for pick-up.

How is testing done?

• Testing is conducted in the Regional Technology Center, Room 2110 or online (check your course syllabus).


• Tests are on file for each Open-Entry Open-Exit module.


• Tests are to be taken after completion of the required tutorials and or chapters as designated in the syllabus.


• A picture ID must be presented to the Open-Entry Open-Exit Personnel at the time of testing.


• Put the following information on the test: Open-Entry, Open-Exit module or course number, test to be taken and instructor name.


• Tests must be taken in the OE lab or as specified by instructor.


• Tests will be picked up by the OE staff, graded and placed in the appropriate Pick-up File located in the OE lab.

Financial Aid is available for qualifying students. A complete tabloid of all semester offerings, contacts and other information concerning schedules, enrollment, etc. is available.
There are special considerations for students who are receiving financial aid and enroll in Open-Entry Open-Exit courses. Please contact the Financial Aid Office at (810)762-0144.

How do I register?

You may register for Open-Entry Open-Exit modules or courses by mail, fax, online or through walk-in registration at any time. Specific details are listed in the College schedule. The Registration Center is located in the Prahl Center. For hours or additional information call (810)762-0221.

How does drop and add work?

A student who cancels their registration prior to the first day of instruction, or officially withdraws from the Open-Entry Open-Exit module or course during the first week shall be entitled to a full refund, less the registration fee. (YOU MUST OFFICIALLY WITHDRAW WHETHER OR NOT YOU ATTEND THE LAB OR ORIENTATION SESSION). Students may enroll at any time.

Can I register at any time?

Students may enroll at any time. You will be required to complete a contract with your instructor specifing your start and end date.

How much time does it take to complete a module?

A module course takes at least as much time as a traditional course. There is more reading as there is no formal lecture.

Can I take a course without attending campus?

Generally no, usually you must come to campus to take your exams as most are required to be taken in the OE lab. This is specific to the course. To find out about a particular course check with the instructor.

What are the benefits of taking OE modules?

OE modules provide flexibility for students with unusual schedules, permits students to target special skills, and facilitates rapid development of instructional content in new technical areas.

What are the career outlooks for these modules?

Training in the Open Entry Open Exit modules provides for high wage, high demand careers. For specific career information, visit www.salary.com.

Will other modules be offered soon?

OE modules provide flexibility for students with unusual schedules, permits students to target special skills, and facilitates rapid development of instructional content in new technical areas.