Fall 2023 Online Dual Enrollment Courses
Asynchronous CoursesThe courses listed below are fully online based upon your schedule |
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Applied Behavioral Analysis | |
ABA 105 – Registered Behavior Technician Certification Prep *You must be at least eighteen to take the RBT exam |
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Art | |
ART 101 – Observational Drawing | |
Communications | |
![]() | COMM 170 - Public Speaking |
Creative Writing | |
CRWT 204 – Creative Writing (Writing Enhanced Course) | |
Computer Science | |
CS 170 – Introduction to Computer Science | |
Economics | |
![]() | ECON 200 - Principles of Macroeconomics |
History | |
HIST 1012- World Civilizations II | |
HIST 2100- US Institutional History (1 credit class, Missouri Statute) | |
Justice Systems | |
![]() | JUST 205- Introduction to Justice Systems |
Math | |
![]() | MATH 156- College Algebra |
![]() | *MATH 157- Plane Trigonometry |
![]() | *MATH 186- Pre-calculus |
Modern Languages | |
![]() | FREN 120 - Elementary French I |
![]() | SPAN 101 - Elementary Spanish I |
*SPAN 201- Intermediate Spanish I | |
Music | |
MUSI 101- Music Fundamentals | |
![]() | MUSI 204 - Perspectives in Music: Classical |
MUSI 206 – Perspectives in Music: Hollywood & Broadway | |
![]() | MUSI 207 - Perspectives in Music: Jazz & the American Experience |
Philosophy & Religion | |
![]() | PHRE 186- Introduction to Philosophy |
Psychology | |
![]() | PSYC 166 - General Psychology |
Statistics | |
*STAT 190 - Basic Statistics | |
Synchronous CoursesThe following list of courses meet virtually on the days and times specified. |
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English | |
ENG 206- Literature of Intellectual Disability Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:30 am-12:20 pm |
*Prerequisites or placement testing required.
Courses with the CORE 42 designation are transferable to any public college or university in Missouri, and many private institutions. For more information on Missouri Higher Education Core Transfer Curriculum (CORE 42), visit dhewd.mo.gov/core42.php.
Course descriptions:
To find class descriptions, go to our University Catalog.
To check the available seats and course schedules:
- Visit the Open Course List and select the term you are interested in from the dropdown menu.
- Click Submit.
- Select the subject you are interested in (or hold down CTRL and highlight multiple subjects) and hit Class Search at the bottom of the page (NOTE: Competency-Based Mathematics and Dual Credit Mathematics courses will not appear in the list).
Next Steps: Apply for classes
Interested in taking one of these courses? See Applying for Classes>