1. When you enroll in an ELI course, what document should you receive in the mail within 2 weeks?

    Student Handbook

    Course Guide

    Quick-Start Syllabus

2. What information will you find in a full-length Syllabus?

    Textbook information

    Critical dates

    Grading information

    All of the above

3. What information will you find in a Quick-Start syllabus?

    Online course web site address

    Critical enrollment dates

    Instructor's email address

    All of the above

4. If you are taking an online course and receive a Quick-Start Syllabus with no grading information, where will you find out how you will be graded?

    Call your instructor

    Look in the online Syllabus

    Call the ELI hotline

5. If you enroll for an ELI course during regular registration periods, when will your course begin?

    The first day of classes

    The date listed on your Syllabus

    Two weeks after you register

6. Critical Dates on your Syllabus include which of the following?

    Last day to withdraw with a refund

    Inactive Student Dropped Date

    Date your instructor will withdraw you from the course if you have submitted no work

    Start and Ending Dates

    All of the above

7. How long do you have to complete your course?

    As long as you need

    The same time frame as the current semester

    4 months, approximately

    6 months, approximately

8. There are no specific due dates for assignments in most ELI courses. When should you submit the first required assignment?

    Wait for the instructor to contact you

    Anytime during your enrollment

    As soon as possible, but within the first 3 weeks of your enrollment