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CBE puts you in control of your education by focusing on what you know rather than how much time you spend learning.
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Are flexible-thinkers
Are self-motivated to learn independently
Are goal-oriented
Demonstrate a growth mindset and ask for help when needed
Are able to complete assignments and reflections in writing
Can manage time well and commit time for each course
Life/work experience that pertains to the course content
Work/family constraints that make regular attendance difficult
Some prior knowledge in the course content allows them to move more quickly through the content
CBE students are self-starters who demonstrate growth mindset.
If you're worried about financial aid, we've got you covered. All of the same rules about financial aid for non-CBE courses apply to semester-based CBE courses.
You will need to:
demonstrate satisfactory academic progress (logging in to the course, meeting with your instructor, or complete some of the summative assessments),
maintain a minimum GPA, and
demonstrate competency on all of the required course materials before the end of the term.
For questions about paying for your education, contact NICC's Financial Aid Office.