Online Courses
Online courses are designed for the student who wishes to take advantage of the flexibility offered by this type of instruction.
Students taking online courses must verify email address at registration. During the first day of class check email for further instructions by the instructor.
BSAD P101 -- Introduction to Business
CHDV P115 -- Intro to Early Intervention
CHDV P117 - Cultural Diversity/Early Childhood Ed
CHDV P118 - Young Child with Special Needs
CHDV P119 - Child Health and Safety
CHDV P120 - Child Abuse
CHDV P121 - Infant/Toddler Care/Dev
CHDV P223 - Child Development
CHDV P231 - Children's Literature
CHDV P244 - Supervision of Adults
ECON P101 - Prin of Econ (Microeconomics)
EDUC P101 - Col Plan/Success Strategies
HIST P117 - Hist/US from Colonial to 1865
HIST P118 - Hist/US 1865 to Present
HIST P119 - Mexican American History
HLED P112 - Health Education
INFS P100 - Intro to Information Systems
PSYC P101A - General Psychology
SOCI P101 - Intro to Sociology
SOCI P102 - Critical Sociology/Social Prob
Hybrid Courses
Also available are hybrid courses, which blend online instruction with some traditional classroom time, orientation, or lab.
Online Course Registration Instructions
Steps to Enroll in an Online Course
Step 1: Take the online orientation at http://www.portervillecollege.edu/online_courses/online_orientation.
Step 2: Take the assessment test if you are a new student and plan to take an English or math class. Refer to the assessment information online or call (559) 791-2329 for assessment information.
Step 3: We strongly recommend that you meet with a counselor to assess your goals and select appropriate courses. Call (559) 791-2329 to make an appointment with a counselor or advisor.
Step 4: Register for your class using Web registration or come to the campus for walk-in registration.
Step 5: While registering for your class, verify the accuracy of your email address and correct if necessary. Your instructor will not be able to contact you if your email address is missing or incorrect, and you may be dropped from the class.
Step 6: Look for an email from your instructor that should arrive by the first day of your class. This email will contain information on when and how to access your online class. NOTE: The email may be flagged as spam so also check your spam folders.
