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- State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA)
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E-Learning: Online Programs and Degrees
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BCCC offers virtual and online courses.
Degrees and Certificates Offered Online at BCCC:
The following degrees and certificates can be completed online or in a combination of traditional and online courses.Certificates- Coding Specialist
Degrees- Accounting
- Allied Human Services
- Arts & Sciences Transfer (Psychology AOC)
- Business Administration Transfer
- Business
- Early Childhood Education
- General Studies Transfer
- Health Information Technology
- Law Enforcement & Correctional Administration
- Legal Assistant
Online courses are taught via the Internet and comprise at least 80 percent of online semester contact hours.
Students may be required to take exams on campus to ensure the integrity of the tests. Students communicate with their instructors and with one another asynchronously (not in real time) through Canvas, the course management system used at the College.
Course documents, assignments and projects are exchanged through Canvas.
Please bookmark Canvas so you can access it directly.
To log in to courses for which you are registered, follow the login information available through the Canvas Help and Orientation link on the login page.
- Coding Specialist
Verification of Students’ Identity in Canvas
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The BCCC learning management system, Canvas, is fully integrated with student and College data. All credit courses offered at the College —and all individuals provided with a College email address—are automatically created in Canvas through a snapshot integration of the two systems.
Accordingly, students registered for online courses receive a unique login based on their personal information that includes a combination of their name and a four-digit randomly generated number, unique to each student. The password used by students is a combination of numbers based on each student's date of birth.
At Online Student Orientation, students are advised to change their password after initial login as well as change their password frequently to ensure they are secure. The formula used for the creation of students’ usernames and default passwords is the same for both Canvas and the student email system.
In many online courses, students are required to come on campus for testing where their photo IDs are checked and they complete their exams under proctored conditions. At orientation, students are instructed to keep their login private and to comply with the BCCC Code of Conduct, which addresses issues of academic honesty.
Best of luck with your studies at BCCC! Your success is our success!
Student Identity Verification in Distance Learning Standard Operating Procedure