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Last Updated:
February 28, 2008
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So you've looked all over our site, but you still have an unanswered question. You've come to the right place. Look through the topics below, and if you still can't find the answer to your question, ask us!
About Students
Who is eligible to be a student?
How can a student get started at EIA?
About Courses
What is the Educator Overview?
How many courses can a student take?
How are the courses taught?
Can a student drop a course?
Can EIA withdraw a student from a course?
Are there any technical requirements?
About The School
How could a school or business partner with EIA?
Answers:
Who is eligible to be a student?
We serve students from a wide variety of educational backgrounds. We have traditionally
served large numbers of students who were formerly home schooled, as well as
many students in need of an alternative to the traditional brick-and-mortar
system. You can be a student at EIA as long as you are:
Click here for additional information on eligibility, including information for all special education students.
How can a student get started
at EIA?
Once you have determined your eligibility to attend EIA, go to our registration
page, and follow the instructions from there. Once your registration has
been processed and all the necessary paperwork is in, you will take our short
Overview Tutorial couse before being placed in your courses. If you have any
questions, please let us know! Click here to find out how to contact
us.
What is the Educator Overview?
The Educator Overview is a short tutorial that shows students how to work in Educator. All new students should go through this tutorial before starting their classes in educator. Click on this link - Educator Overview - to begin.
How many courses can
a student take?
Students are allowed to register for up to six courses per semester. If a student
successfully completes one or more of the courses during a semester, a course
may be added to the student's schedule for the remainder of the semester, with
teacher approval.
How are the courses taught?
Our courses are delivered entirely through the Internet, with student-teacher
interactions by e-mail, by phone, and in person. Students study crafted lessons
which may combine text, images, sound, and even video. Students work with their
instructors to overcome difficulties, and discuss topics with other students
in course discussion boards. If you need additional information, please contact
us!
Can a student drop a course?
Students not paying tuition may drop a course within the first 20 days of enrollment
with parent/guardian approval. Any withdrawals after that time will receive
a final grade in the course. Students paying tuition may only drop a course
up to three days before course enrollment for a partial refund.
Can EIA withdraw a student
from a course?
If for any reason a student does not submit the necessary forms and agreements
within a reasonable time, the student may be withdrawn from EIA. Students may
also be dropped from courses for non-attendance (not submitting assignments
each day). See the school and individual course policies for more information.
Are there any technical requirements?
Students who do not have an adequate computer and Internet connection at home
will need to be willing to come into our computer lab on a regular basis or
find other consistent access to the courses. The minimum recommended system
requirements are:
How could a school or business
partner with EIA?
We are open to various types of partnerships. We are interested in partnerships
which will improve the educational opportunities of students and/or improve
education in a broader sense. Schools interested in sharing students with EIA
can find more information here. If you are
a school or business interested in working with our school in another capacity,
please contact us with your idea.
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