I am majoring in psychology- child development. I was worried about taking online classes, but the teachers and other students are very involved. Each week it is required that we have a class discussion, and we "meet" once a week for an online seminar/lecture. There are a lot of activities for students of all majors, and there are a lot of clubs you can be involved in. The school does offer an employment service, and a mentoring service for the psychology club.
Online higher education can be challenging for some however, Kaplan University excels at providing the student with professors that go beyond the teaching experience. They strive to teach and guide the student in ways that they can excel in their studies. Kaplan's professors encourage students to participate and hold intellectual conversations as they learn and grow together. The academics are reasonable and geared toward helping the student's to acheive at their career goals.
Yes, my professors know my name. My favorite class was Introduction to Psychology. My least favorite is Anatomy and Physiology II. I would say many of the students study between 3-4 days a week. Class participation is very common when attending an online school Yes, some students do have intellectual conversations outside of class. They exchange email, face book, aim, and phone numbers.There are some very competitive students that attend an online education also. The most unique class that I have taken was Anatomy and Physiology online. My major is human services minoring in nursing. I do spend time with emails outside of class with my professors letting them know how I am doing on my journey of success. The education at this school is geared up toward getting a job, they have workshops to prepare you for interviews, writing resumes, and interviewing.
Professor take notice of me in my work, and I know and certain that other student too. Student help each other quite well, like in any other University there are those who stay with them self.
The academics at my school are wonderful. All of the professors take the time to ask about you in the first week and tells you about them so that you have a foundation. I am a psychology major and love every minute of it. I could not ask for assignments more based on what you actually need to know in the career field.
The academics are great. This school curriculum was well thought out for each student needs and wants. My first academic class was to prepare me for my future classes. I don't think you get this special program at any other school. That class has helped me tremendously!
I have had great success in academics. The Professors call you by your name when you are communicating with them through your seminars, DBs, and e-mails. My favorite class so far would have to be Interpersonal Communications. This class is explaining mnay ways of communication and how aand what we should consider when communicating with people. My least favorite class was Math. I am not very good with numbers. I don't know about other students but I study at least three times a week. You do have opportunities to have study groups. Class participation is very common. The most unique class I have taken is Honors, Social Perspectives of Death and Dying. My major is Early Childhood Development. The school's academic requirements are fair and accessible. Kaplan University wants your learning to coincide with you getting a job in your area of study. They also have job listings which they e-mail to you in your area.
The academics at Kaplan are great. Teachers care about how the students do with there academics, I liked all of my classes other than math, but that is because I am not a fan of math. The criminal justice degree at kaplan is very good, I am one class away from graduating and with the experience I have from Kaplan I am in the middle of becoming a State Police Officer.
Starting answering!I am working toward my Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness at Kaplan University. I started August 2009 and will be gradating early 2013. Currently, I am in three honor groups and have been able to maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.97. Overall, my favorite classes pertain to nutrition, alternative medicine, stress management, and exercise. These are all the areas I have a strong passion for and at the end of the 10 weeks I feel I truly have learned a great deal and will be properly prepared once I graduate. However, there are always classes we don’t like and for me it was math. Not for any particular reason either. Moreover, attending an online University is much different than attending a University campus. I do feel a connection with all of my professor and even though my name is attached to everything I submit I get a sense they truly are getting to know me. Weekly we have a discussion board that allows the class and Professor to interact and talk about the week’s assignment. Furthermore, even though we do not have to attend a class we do have an online class that is interactive and I think better! The classes are smaller and you get time to ask the questions and interact with everyone in your class. Yes, I do feel that the education I am getting will gear me toward getting a job in health and wellness. I am putting my education and personal experience to work right now and starting the process to become a Weight Watchers Leader! I have had struggles with my own weight and now with my education from Kaplan University to back me up I will have the necessary tool to help others in achieving optimum health!
Professors are great at Kaplan University
All of my professors know my name, and the most favorit class was IT 245 Web Designing, I study daily and in class we all participate and interact with the professor and other peers. yes some of us dowe talk alot about our courses and studies more than anything else, the student works together and are all on one accord, and yes some student are competitive, one class that I find very unique is the php and mysql, it is really a learning experience as well as challenging. I am majoring in IT Professional science and Technology, my major focus is Web development, whenever we seem to have a problem with one of the assignment the professor will set up an appointment and we will have a one on one, students can also go to the tech center for assistance. I find that the academic requirements are excellent and challenging, however, my education at kaplan University I more so towards getting a degree and employment in the workforce.
Kaplan University off es academics in Health science,Information technology,business adminstration,law enforcement, and legal studies. I am now in the advanced start bBachelors of Scien in Information Technology with a focus on programming. We just started a new term and my professors have both made the effort in seminar on learning to pronounce my name. The way it is spelled is different from the way I pronounce it. The two classes I am taking this semester or SQL structured Queery language and management of information systems. In the structured queery language class we will learn how to build a database using microsoft's SQL server express. In the other class we lear management techniques dealing with databases used by business. Participation in class is manadatory. If we show up to seminar and never answer a question while we are in there then points will be deducted. We have discussion boards where there will be one to two question each week are are required to answer the question with no less than 100 to 200 words then we are recquired to coment to what two other students have said. All three postings have to be done on three different days. It does not count extra if you post more than recquired but it does count off points if you do nt make your three postings each week. Students do talk to each other outside of class . I have a lady I met three semesters ago that we talk every day using skype. She lives in Vegas and I live in Alabama. We get together and brainstorm if one or the other is having problems in class . I have found that most students at Kaplan are more than willing to help each other. I believe the most unique class I have taken at Kaplan was during my Assocate's degree where we learned how to use an airlines reservation center and how to read the codes printed up on a airline ticket. I do not spend time with professors outside of class but if I have a question I can email them and they will get back to me in a short amount of time. I belkieve that the academic requirements are fair and just. Some classes may seem hard but we are college students and not highschool students. If a student really wants to suceed at Kaplan they will rather they are 18 or 80.I was out of school for thirty years before coming to Kaplan and I have been able to keep a A and B grade average during my time here. I believe that at Kaplan they are geared toward both learning and preparing a student to get a job. They offer an externship in the Information Technolgy field and we can either find a company we want to work with on our own or we can apply for one of the positions they have open. If we choose the externship we are required to put in 10 hours of work a week at the company and 100 hours of class work during the 10 week course. It is a very good program and I am looking forward to taking the externship.
The academics here at Kaplan can be much different than what you receive at a regular university, but I think that the way the professors teach the subject and show the pride that the have for that subject definately encourages us to strive for more and achieve more through the education. Don't get me wrong there are your normal papers, weekly class sessions, midterm assignments too.. I have done group projects which I thought was very intereseting... I have grown some much academically that even my family and friends view me differently..
All of the professors I have had so far have remembered my name. I go by a different name other than what is on my birth certificate. All of them have made the effort to actually remember that. I have been so impressed by this. I have had many intelligent conversations with other students in my classes outside the classroom. I am currently in the Paralegal Studies program and I love all of my classes. When I call to talk to my advisors in the Legal Studies program, all of them have been more than helpful. The education that I am receiving in this degree is definitely geared at getting me ready for this field.
Starting answering!Professors certainly know whom you are as well as where you are from. I must admit most of my Favorite classes where early on however I do like Global Business. Students study when they want however many students will start online study groups. For me personally I am on here every day in making the most this opportunity. Many students are knowledgeable however, a few do lack some experience. I have learned a lot from the instructors as well as other students over past few years. The most Unique class was - Art and Humanities: Twentieth Century and Beyond! This course was unique for a business student nevertheless one I enjoyed immensely. The school academic program is challenging but rewarding. As much as I enjoy it, I must say I am going more for financial reasons.
The academics have been great. Instructors are available and willing to help you outside of the class, should you have a question regarding what is being studied. Also, I came to Kaplan with a Bachelors degree from another university and with Kaplans quick start program, I was able to transfer about half of what was needed for my Kaplan bachelors degree (healthcare administration) to make the length of time that was spent working towards my degree shorter.
Considering the fact that many of the professors with this school have several classes they are working on per day, professors don't tend to know you personally unless your make a valiant effort to get their attention. You want to really make sure you interact during seminars and complete outstanding work during the unit otherwise it doesn't really get your professors attention. I believe that some students can be competitive but considering that we don't see everyone's grades there's really no way to be competitive in these types of classes. The school is very goal oriented when it comes to signing up for classes and continuing your education, and they want to make sure that you have the right resources to obtain a job in your field after the fact. I for one enjoyed the resume/portfolio building class because I learned several different techniques to answering interview questions, building a resume, and ultimately building my portfolio so that employers would be able to pick mine out from the crowd. I believe this school is very job oriented especially in today's economy they want you to do your best and be your best and they push you to obtain that goal.
Classes are small and the discussion boards make sure you get to know your classmates and professors well and they get to know you well. I loved all my classes but mostly my honors classes. You get out of these classes what you put into them.
Since its online you would think it would just be you and an e mail back and forth to a "Professor". Kaplan has a designed class room that helps you to interact with your professor and fellow students on a daily basis. They have what is called a discussion board. Every week there is a new topic to talk about with your fellow comments. The discussion board is just like a thread that you would post to. Once a week you have to attend what is called a seminar. In seminar you listen to your professor discuss the weeks topic. You can also interact with the entire class at this time as well but only the professor can speak. All students can communicate with the professor and other classmates on a chat room screen that is tied in with the seminar. For example if you have a question you just type it into the chat and the professor will respond by speaking and other students will respond by typing back in the chat. I have only had one professor I was not crazy about. All of my other professors have been amazing. Very interesting people. Most of them teach on the side and have jobs in the field that I am entering into. So they give you real life experiences to teach you about your field. Homework is given as well along with reading. All the reading is an e book that Kaplan provides you with. They also provide you with a few reference books that are hard cover. All classes are 10 weeks long. And you only have to attend 1 seminar per week for 1 hour. I work a few hours a day everyday on school work and can complete everything that needs to be done for two classes. I love how everything is set up for this school when it comes to getting your learning on!! =0)
All of my professors know my name, and the most favorit class was IT 245 Web Designing, I study daily and in class we all participate and interact with the professor and other peers. yes some of us dowe talk alot about our courses and studies more than anything else, the student works together and are all on one accord with ne another, and yes some student are competitive, one class that I find very unique is the php and mysql it is really a learning experience as well as challenging. I am majoring in IT Professional science and Technology, my major focus is Web development, whenever we seem to have a problem with one of the assignment the professor will set up an appointment and we will have a one on one, students can also go to the tech center for assistance. I find that the academic requirements are excellent and challenging, however, my education at kaplan University I more so towards getting a degree and employment in the workforce.
Professors know your names by heart after the first sessions of the class. I have not had a least favourite class thus far because I am loving the set up of all my classes. Professors are so helpful.
Thinking that I might attend an online university, I thought that it would be easy as it would be hard to professors to validate that you are learning. However, with Kaplan, we are required to post to discussion boards, complete projects, and attend seminars. Sometimes, we have been required to post 9 times at 150 words per post, answer 15 essay questions from the text that we were reading, and complete a team project that consisted of a 12-15 page report. I discovered quickly that while it is online, it was not easy. Having this much work and making sure that you are completing it and earning high grades guarantees that you will learn the course materials.
I would say over all I am pleased with the academics at Kaplan University. The teachers are well educated in the field you are studing. They are great to learn about you and your goals. They have an intrest in making sure you are on track and doing what is needed to pass the class. When you engage in live seminars you are engaged with the teacher and the class. This is agreat time to learn and interact with the students in your class. Kaplan also has many different ways to interact with student through study groups, chat rooms, email, facebook, and twitter. The classes are very informative and so far I have enjoyed all the classes.
I feel that are academics are a perfect fit for the degrees that each individual is going for. Sometimes they can be tough but honestly it's better with a challenge!
Classes last an hour, they are all online in a "chat" like environment, You can hear only the professor speaking however,you can see the comments made by your fellows students. Different professors engage their students differently. Some take online field trips others use power-point slides, etc.
The course normally consists of ten units (lessons) , The unit starts on Wednesday and ends on the following Tuesday. All course is due on that Tuesday (unless the student is allowed accommodations.) You normally post on the discussion board(s.) three time on the three different days. Your first post answers the discussion question(s) and it normally must be posted by Saturday. The others two have to be replies to two of your classmates Kaplan students have seminar one a week for each class and and they give you a way to make up the the points if you miss seminar there may also be other tasks you have to do but these vary from class to class.
My most favorite class I have taken so far was Legal Ethics. I loved the material as well as the professor's teaching style. I would have to say that she was one of the most prompt in getting back to you with any questions. My least favorite class so far was Math. I felt as if I had forgotten eveything that I had learned throughout my high school days. The funny thing is that I ended with a 97 in that class. I would say that there is a lot of participation between students. I have learned a lot from my peers through our discussion boards. This is our main form of communication with each other. I feel that the academics are geared toward finding a job, the only thing is with it being online, there are no "real life" requirements. Everything you are learning is just academic.
The professors know everyones name here. They make every effort to get to know each student. The reason they do this is so when or if something happens, the professor knows how to help the student. I remember one time this past may. I had a vacation scheduled for over a year. I was going to be out of the country in Jamaica for a week. Both professors let me have a break on the seminar that week and gave me credit without me having to do a paper. That was the best thing they could have done for me. I was able to go on vacation and not worry about school that week. I am majoring in criminal justice. All of the professors I have had are currently in the field of criminal justice. Most of them are in police work but they all have a tie to the criminal justice field in some fashion. This makes it very easy to relate to one another. Kaplan has many webinars free to the students that provide many different types of information. Some are focused on career development after graduation and others on time management. All of the webinars are informative and can be very useful if you have the time to attend them online.
The one thing at Kaplan I did notice is that the professers did indeed know the students name(s). My most favorite class would have been Associates Capstone for Human Services, The professer made it full of fun facts, he treated us with much respect . It's sad to leave the calss yet a wondeful feeling as this means Graduation! My least liked class at Kaplan would be Criminal Law for Criminal Justice, mainly due to the legal definitions and hard course material; however it was not dredded it was more like my own self- awareness and struggles. Our class had a lot of participation, that's also what made online courses run smoothly.My most unique class would be Survey of Mathematics, I struggled with math in grade school and yet through this professer I was able to not only learn the mathbut excel. I will be graduating with an Associate of Applied Science in Human Services This Novemebr 29th, 2011. I have already registered for my Advanced Start Bachelor of Science in Human Services - Child and Family Welfare which starts 12/7/2011. I have not had the pleasure of personally meeting any of my professers being I attend online. The school's academic requirements seem to be fitting for the courses as structured well. I believed this school is geared towards learning as well as job placement.
Great professors and challenging and thought provoking assignments and discussions.
I find that the academics are just as they should be, where as some classes are simple, some are more challenging. The Academic Advisors try and help you manage your class schedule to where you are not taking two impossibly challenging classes at once. They usually try and set up one class that is a little easier with each class that is more challenging. I was extremely scared of how I would do in a math class online. How in the world is this going to work, was my first thought. Math is my worst subject, and I was dreading the horrible grade and frustration of not having a live person. When I received my book in the mail I was even more nervous. Flipping through it, I had NO idea what was in it. However, when I was able to actually log into my classroom and get my first assignment, I started to read. It was like a light flipped on. I completely understood what they were saying. The book broke everything down for me. It gave me actual explanations of what was what and how to do it, as well as multiple examples. Attending the lecture helped a lot as well. Usually, any questions I still had were answered in the seminar. This brings me to another good point that everyone needs to consider, seminar times. When you register for classes, there are usually numerous seminar times and days that you can choose from for each class. It is important to pick the right day. If you don't have a lecture until Tuesday, the last day of the week when all of your assignments are due, you my not have time to get all of your questions answered and then complete your assignment. Plus, what happens if your questions aren't answered, there is no guarantee that if you email your professor, she will respond in time to turn in your assignment. The best days to pick your classes are Wednesdays and Thursdays, in my opinion. This means, though, that you should read (or at least glance at) your materials as soon as you get them. That way, you will understand what is being discussed in class and you can go over any questions you may have in the seminar. The academics are certainly not "easy" because this is an online school. The academics are on the exact course they should be. You should also try and stay mindful of what classes you are taking together. You would not want to take two extremely hard classes together all at once unless you know you are prepared and can handle it.
I find that the academics are just as they should be, where as some classes are simple, some are more challenging. The Academic Advisors try and help you manage your class schedule to where you are not taking two impossibly challenging classes at once. They usually try and set up one class that is a little easier with each class that is more challenging. I was extremely scared of how I would do in a math class online. How in the world is this going to work, was my first thought. Math is my worst subject, and I was dreading the horrible grade and frustration of not having a live person. When I received my book in the mail I was even more nervous. Flipping through it, I had NO idea what was in it. However, when I was able to actually log into my classroom and get my first assignment, I started to read. It was like a light flipped on. I completely understood what they were saying. The book broke everything down for me. It gave me actual explanations of what was what and how to do it, as well as multiple examples. Attending the lecture helped a lot as well. Usually, any questions I still had were answered in the seminar. This brings me to another good point that everyone needs to consider, seminar times. When you register for classes, there are usually numerous seminar times and days that you can choose from for each class. It is important to pick the right day. If you don't have a lecture until Tuesday, the last day of the week when all of your assignments are due, you my not have time to get all of your questions answered and then complete your assignment. Plus, what happens if your questions aren't answered, there is no guarantee that if you email your professor, she will respond in time to turn in your assignment. The best days to pick your classes are Wednesdays and Thursdays, in my opinion. This means, though, that you should read (or at least glance at) your materials as soon as you get them. That way, you will understand what is being discussed in class and you can go over any questions you may have in the seminar. The academics are certainly not "easy" because this is an online school. The academics are on the exact course they should be.
At Kaplan University Online you get plenty of one on one time with your professors. They have convienient online office hours and they respond quickly to emails. Most professors provide their phone numbers in case students need to contact them directly. Kaplan cares about your performance too, if you fall behind in a class you will get a call from an academic advisor. They will assist you with any problem you are having and do their best to help you get back on track. The work is just as hard as a real university, but Kaplan has a great library and tutors available to help students that need it. This is a school that cares about your education not just your money.
Kaplan University has alot to offer. The professors are all very personable and willing to take the time with each student to assure they succeed. Classroom participation is highly recommended as this is where you get to know your fellow classmates and learn from one another. Professors are always available via email and I have always received a timely response to any questions that arose even during holiday times. I feel the academic requirements are very realistic and devised so that one gains the knowledge necessary to gain employment in their field of study after graduation. Kaplan University also offers career assistance for obtaining a position based on the individuals degree.
Not being from the area I had to rely on word of mouth as to the reputation of Kaplan University. For the most part, everything I heard was impressive. However when I actually started to take some classes I realized a few things. Most people seem to view Kaplan as the "Plan B" so to speak. Drop out of high school? Can't seem to get your life together? Come to Kaplan! Sounds promising doesn't it? Now I'm not saying I dropped out of high school or my life was heading down a one way street to destruction, but even so they dropped the ball.
I had a hard time choosing, because I wanted to study all the courses presented. Students are cooperative during class on line, and always with good mod and humor. I loved "Juvenile Delinquence" course.
Professors do know my name by the second week , i guess it is because i stand out in class and i am always asking questions and involved in the the disscussion board. My favorite class was criminal law, i have always had an intrest in the class. My least favortie class is was civil litigation only reason why because the class work was too intense. Students must study everyday in order to understand the criteria of the week. Class participation is not mandatory but reccommended . Students are competitive with eachother , i guess it is to out do the other one in a race for the best grade in class. I feel very comfortable with the school academic requirements, it is not an easy one bt fair.I wold say it is a little bit of both , For a job it will fall upon the student on how well they studied through school and how they are willing to get out there and compete with others for the position they graduated for, also it i=never bad to learn something new.
The platform of Kaplan University is as follows assignment and /or quiz discussion siminar Other The course normally consists of ten units (lessons) , The unit starts on wenesday and ends on the following teusday. All course is due on that teusday (unless the student is allowed accomadations.) You normally post on the discussion board(s.) three time on the three diffent days. Your first post answers the discussion question(s) and it normally must be posted by saturday. The others two have to be replies to two classmate post's. Kaplan students have siminar one a week for each class and and they give you a way to make up the the points if you miss siminar there may also be other task you have to do but these vary from class to class.
The professors make their students priority by giving email, and sometimes even home phone numbers so we can get help anytime, There are virtual offices to post any questions, just like going into a on campus office. They are checked by professors everyday. There is a career networking center, optimal resume, and honor societies. We have discussion boards where the professor posts questions and we have to respond to it, as well as respond to our peers. We do synchronized seminars for classes, and they are great. The students can stay in seminar after class and discuss things, or get on AIM to study together. All professors have times each day that they are on AIM and available to answer any questions.
What I love about my school is that I will have repeat professors and they remember me which is great. I also have repeat students, that makes you feel like your really at a campus school. My favorite classes are where I've had the same professor and I know how they grade. Like right now I have a repeat professor and I'm going to request him again for my next class. I feel the classes are even more challenging because it's online and you are basically on your own. Even though you have support, you do need to be motivated and independent.
The Academics at Kaplan University are very challenging, yet rewarding. I always walk away with a ton of knowledge and skills. The way that Kaplan University is set up is to ensure that each student is challenged, and is always kept being engaged in things that will benefit his/her future.
At Kaplan University you have the opportunity to attend a college campus or attend classes online. In the online class environment there is a great amount of participation from students, carrying conversations about the week's assignment. In the online courses, classes start on Wednesday at 12:00 am and end Tuesday at midnight. You're given tasks that need to be completed and because of the online community, as a student, you are able to complete those assignments and discussions on your time, whether it be in the morning, on a lunch break, when the kids go to sleep, or late night. Anytime you have questions, there is always someone to answer them, your peers, professors, and tutors. They are your support system because they all want to see you succeed in college and your career.
Two of my favorite class were actually two of the most challenging. The first is Contemporary Nutrition and the second one is Public Health. They are my favorite because in the beginning I absolutely hated them, but a few weeks into the term, I fail in love with the way they were shapping my personal life and sharpen my knowledge. The most unique class I am currently taking is a Food Science Lab where I get to study the science behing baking and cooking properly. Some students do have intellectual conversations outside class, especially when they have to do group projects. Also, class participation is mandatory, that's one of the way to achieve success.
On the topic of academics at Kaplan University, for an online school it is very interactive. Professors and students learn each other well over the 10 week course terms and you even develop personality profiles on your students through webinar and discussion board interaction. Out side of class you can converse with your professors online through email, AIM and even telephone conversations. With the students, many of them have networking accounts on places like Facebook. On Facebook some students even become a part of a networking study group online where they meet once a week to discuss issues with different course work and help each other stay on task with their assignments.
Yes, all of the prof's know the students by name and take the time to give extra help when needed. I looked into many schools before going to KU and out of all KU had the most to offer with the expectation of sucess in mind for every student. I have actually liked all my classes, they are great discussions every week and lectures are the best. The requirements as for academics is at a high level, expecting a standard we, as students, are going to see out in the work force. I do most of my study during the day while my kids are at school, the information is intense but easy to understand.
The professors do try and get to know you, at the beginning of every term one of the first assignments is an introductory discussion post. Here you can tell the class a little about yourself and upload a picture if you like. You also get to read not only the professors introduction but all of your other classmates as well. You can email your professor and classmates through the Kaplan online classroom or chat with them during seminar which is held weekly. Kaplan is definitely a university where their goal is to not only educate you but prepare you for work and help you find work. I am almost ready to graduate and I am already receiving emails about jobs that pertain to my degree.
At Kaplan my favorite class would be A&P or medical law and bioethics. As an online student I usually have two classes a term which a term lasts 10 weeks. Then you have a week off before you start your next term. All seminars are online and you participate in them for an hour and I think it's pretty neat to be able to attend class in your pj's if you want. All students in class actively participate with the professor during that hour and then you get credit for attending and participation. Pretty easy grade I think. We participate in a discussion board where we get graded on our initial post to the question and then participating with other students in response to their answers or yours. My major is Medical Office Management where I will be getting my Associates Degree in Applied Science. Our professors are on AIM so anytime we need them we can see when they are online or they may have a set time they are online and we can ask questions, or we can just email them through the schools email system. Each student has their own email address with the school where we can send our professors or other students email. I think the requirements are just right and that the education I am getting will help me in my career in the medical field.
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