• Identify programs and courses that are available electronically.
• Search by college or university, discipline, level and state for more detailed information, including course descriptions and how the programs and courses are delivered.
• Connect directly to the college or university to learn about registration, enrollment and cost.

The sponsoring accredited college or university will provide you with detailed information about:

• Admissions
• Credit transfer
• How programs and courses are delivered
• Financial aid
• Prerequisites and other enrollment matters
• Refunds
• Registration
• Tuition and fees

Credits earned in programs and courses offered through the Electronic Campus are transferable. The acceptance of credits and the use of credits for program requirements are governed by the college or university to which the credits are being transferred. You should consult the college or university for specific policies about credit transfer.

All programs and courses have been reviewed by the participating colleges and universities against a common standard, the Principles of Good Practice, developed by the Electronic Campus. The Electronic Campus does not control the policies and procedures of individual colleges or universities, but it does require participating colleges and universities to provide prospective students with information on enrollment and tuition. The Electronic Campus coordinator at each campus can provide detailed answers to questions about programs and courses.

Questions or comments about the Electronic Campus should be sent to:

Southern Regional Education Board
592 10th St. N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30318-5776

E-mail: ElectronicCampus@sreb.org

The Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional Education Board

The Electronic Campus of the Southern Regional Education Board is a marketplace for courses and programs offered by colleges and universities through electronic methods. All courses are offered by accredited colleges and universities in the SREB states and meet the Principles of Good Practice developed by the Electronic Campus.

The Southern Regional Education Board is the nation’s first interstate compact for education, created in 1948 by Southern governors and legislators to help education and government leaders work cooperatively to advance education and improve the social and economic life of the region. The SREB’s focus on education stresses the inseparable link between colleges and schools, especially in regard to improving both quality and opportunity.

The SREB’s member states are Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia.