Extended Learning

By Robert Walling
An advising information session on available graduate and undergraduate programs will be presented by the Extended Learning Office at the Multipurpose Room on Monday, Nov. 14, between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. “The advising session is for anyone in the Parkersburg area that would like information on WVU Morgantown classes, programs and degrees,” said David Winger of the West Virginia University at Parkersburg Extended Learning Office.

Some of the offered programs include master’s degrees in Educational Leadership, Nursing, Athletic Coaching, and Software Engineering. Undergraduate programs include Multidisciplinary Studies, Nursing and the Regents Bachelor of Arts. Information on Teaching and Substitute Teaching Certificates will also be available.

Most of the degrees are offered by West Virginia University at Morgantown, not West Virginia University at Parkersburg. Because many of the programs are available online, the Morgantown campus can offer students across the state access to their courses. Certain courses taken at WVUP can be applied to the available programs once they are transferred to WVU Morgantown. Some programs may require students to complete courses on site in Morgantown, but most can be taken online.