by Chronicle of Higher Ed
California State University is starting an online program this fall that will let students on any of the system’s 23 campuses enroll in online courses offered by another campus to obtain credits they need to graduate, the Los Angeles Times reports. Officials hope the program will help students who have been shut out of hard-to-get classes find the courses they need and graduate faster. The classes are not MOOCs, the massive open online courses that have been highly controversial on some Cal State campuses. Institutions that offer the courses will control class size and, in most cases, make sure they are filled to capacity at 25 to 30 students.
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