distance education class schedules


Spring 2024

Registration Priority Deadline:
1 week before the start of courses.

Weeks

Dates

16 week D01, D0201/08/24 - 05/03/24
1st 8 week D81, D8201/08/24 - 03/01/24
14 week D51, D52  01/22/24 - 05/03/24
12 week D41, D4202/05/24 - 05/03/24
10 week D31, D3202/19/24 - 05/03/24
2nd 8 week D91, D9203/11/24 - 05/03/24


Summer 2024

Registration Priority Deadline:
1 week before the start of courses.

Weeks

Dates

10 week D31, D3205/21/24 - 08/01/24
8 week D91, D9206/03/24 - 08/01/24


Fall 2024

Registration Priority Deadline:
1 week before the start of courses.

Weeks

Dates

16 week D01, D0208/19/24 - 12/08/24
1st 8 week D81, D8208/19/24 - 10/11/24
14 week D51, D52  09/03/24 - 12/13/24
12 week D41, D4209/16/24 - 12/13/24
10 week D31, D3209/30/24 - 12/13/24
2nd 8 week D91, D9210/16/24 - 12/13/24

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Additional Program Information

*Click each major to see important information about each program such as admission requirements, required courses not offered online, or required courses that require your physical presence at specified locations (internship, clinical, etc.) for completion.


Education - Early Childhood Concentration 1150 Pre-Kindergarten, AS-T

The State of Indiana will soon require a 4-year teaching license for those wishing to teach prekindergarten-aged children in state-funded programs. This license is also required by those who operate certified private pre-school day-care centers and programs. Teachers working for Indiana Head Start are presently required to have an associate degree in Early Childhood Education or a related area. This major provides a good foundation for those wishing to transfer to a four-year program in Early Childhood Education.


Education - Elementary Concentration 1100 Grades K-6, AS-T

Students selecting this curriculum will begin their preparations for a career as elementary education teachers in grades K through 6. These courses provide the first two years of a four-year degree program leading to teacher licensing. The curriculum can also provide the foundation for careers in a variety of child-care occupations other than teaching.


Funeral Service Education, AS-CT

Students must be admitted to Vincennes University Distance Education - Online Campus. Once admitted to the University, then the student will apply to the FSE program which has a separate admission process. Admission to the FSE program is granted each Fall semester by the Department of Funeral Service Division Office. (Students may take general education classes prior to the fall semester that will apply towards the major requirements of the program.)

Distance Education students will be required to travel to Indiana to complete required embalmings and embalming certification at an approved preceptor site. In addition, students must travel to the Vincennes University Vincennes Campus to complete the restorative art principles application review. These travel requirements will occur during the final spring semester of the program. Students will schedule embalmings with preceptors at approved sites with permission of the Program Chair. Students are required to complete a minimum of 10 embalmings under Preceptor and Chair supervision. Additional schedule information regarding the embalming certification and restorative art principles review will be provided by the Program Chair. (The student is responsible for all expenses for traveling to and from the visit, as well as food and lodging expenses.)


General Studies - Technology Apprenticeship Concentration, AS-CT

This program is designed for non-traditional students who have attained Journeyman or equivalent in a skilled trade and wish to fulfill the basic requirements for an Associate degree. The program provides flexibility by allowing students to receive credit for training received through a certified Department of Labor apprenticeship program (7200 hours minimum) or an evaluation conducted by Vincennes University.

In addition to these credits, students must complete selected general education courses and fulfill a minimum residency requirement of no less than fifteen credit hours through Vincennes University. See catalog entry for additional information


Health Information Management, AS-CT

The Health Information Management Program requires that all students submit a criminal history report and a drug screen as instructed and at student's expense. Students should be aware that any previous or current conviction of a crime or current substance abuse may result in ineligibility to be admitted and or/continue in the program. Students are responsible for submitting (at their expense) any required health forms or other documentation required by the University/Professional Practice sites (PPE).


Homeland Security and Public Safety, BS

Admission into this baccalaureate degree program is contingent on acceptance to Vincennes University and will require approval of the Homeland Security and Public Safety Baccalaureate Degree Department Chair and the Dean of Business and Convergent Technologies.

  • The following course will require your physical presence: HSPS 470: Internship in Public Safety. Additionally, HSPS 415: Intro to Terrorism and HSPS 490: Capstone in HSPS must be take in person if the student resides within 25 miles the Vincennes campus. (Unless an exception is approved by the Department Chair, Professor Lou Caprino). See catalog entry for additional information

Law Enforcement, AS-CT

This A.S. degree program is designed for students wishing to begin employment immediately upon receiving their degree.


Nursing, BS

Registered Nurses who have completed an Associate Degree or diploma from a program that is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN, formerly NLNAC) may apply for admission to the RN to BSN program.

Applicants must possess a Registered Nurse license prior to beginning any clinical nursing courses. With a limited number of positions available, applicants are encouraged to pay attention to posted application deadlines. Students enrolled in the RN to BSN Program have the option of taking courses full time or part time, but the Program must be completed within 5 years of the first nursing course. Program start dates include Fall (August) and Spring (January).

RN-BSN Application Process:

  1. Complete the RN-BSN application form. There is no application fee. Submit the application to vunursing@vinu.edu, fax to 812-888-4550, or mail to the address below.

    Vincennes University
    Health Sciences Admission Coordinator
    1002 North First Street, Building 14
    Vincennes, IN 47591
     
  2. Have official transcripts sent to vunursing@vinu.edu or mailed to the address below:

    Vincennes University
    Health Sciences Admission Coordinator
    1002 North First Street, Building 14
    Vincennes, IN 47591
     
  3. Applicants will be notified via email regarding their status after evaluation.

Fall 2022 Application Deadlines:
Applications for Fall 2022 will be accepted beginning September 1, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply early as there is limited space available. No applications for Fall 2022 will be evaluated after Monday, August 12, 2022. Please note that official transcripts must be on file in order for an application to be evaluated.

Spring 2023 Application Deadlines
Applications will be accepted beginning September 1, 2022. Applicants are encouraged to apply early as there is limited space available. No applications for Spring 2023 will be evaluated after Monday, January 6, 2023. Please note that official transcripts must be on file in order for an application to be evaluated.

Please note that a photo id is required for all distance education students.

Contact Information:

Jenny Hooten, BS
Health Sciences Admission & Recruitment Coordinator
812-888-4243
jhooten@vinu.edu

Dr. Tamera Halter
RN-BSN Program Chair
812-888-5811
thalter@vinu.edu

Learn more about the courses required for this major


Pharmacy Technology, AS-CT

The course work will fulfill the Indiana training requirement for Pharmacy Technicians and prepare students to take the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE).


Pharmacy Technology, CG

The course work will fulfill the Indiana training requirement for Pharmacy Technicians and prepare students to take the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE).


Social Work, AS-T

This program is the first two years of a four-year program and is designed to give students a basic general education background and an introduction to the field of social work. Students should become familiar with the criteria at the specific school to which they wish to transfer.


Technology, BS (Various Concentrations)

Admission into the base 8000 B.S. Technology baccalaureate degree program requires the prospective student to possess an A.S. degree from an accredited institution. Acceptance into any of the into any of the B.S. Technology concentrations (Agribusiness, Construction Management, Information Technology, Management and Leadership, or Surveying Management) requires prior completion of a relevant A.S. degree from an accredited institution. Acceptance into this program will be granted through the approval of the Technology Baccalaureate Degree Department Chair and the Dean of Technology.


 

NOTE: The statements "physical presence" is referring to the following activities: Student Teaching, Internship, Externship, Clinicals, Practicum, or Field Experience. These degrees cannot be offered in states that considered the activities in red a physical presence in the state. Click here to see if your state is eligible: State Authorization

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