by Anna Burleson, Bismark Tribune
With more students enrolling in online courses every year, the University of North Dakota is trying to stay ahead of the curve. Interim Vice President for University and Public Affairs Peter Johnson said the university plans to increase its offering of “enroll anytime” courses, which students can take online at whatever pace they choose as long as they complete it within nine months, from 65 classes to 90. “They’re convenient, they’re flexible, they can set their own schedule for when they want to study,”, said Lynette Krenelka, director of the UND Office of Extended Learning, adding students enjoy the nontraditional class structure.
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