Distance Education

DSCC Online courses are completely online and are held in an asynchronous format. This means that your instructor will give you assignments and deadlines and as long as you complete the assignment by the deadline, you can do so during a time that works for your schedule. DSCC Online courses are not to be confused with self-paced courses. Test Proctoring (taking tests onsite) may be required and is decided by the instructor of the course. You should check with your instructor on the first day of class to see if proctoring is a requirement.

DSCC Hybrid courses are a blend between meeting in a face-to-face setting and working online. Unlike DSCC Online courses, DSCC Hybrid courses do meet face-to-face so be sure to look at the meeting days/times. Your instructor will give you specific details on the first day of class (face to face meeting) regarding expectations and course requirements. Please review the documents below to ensure you are prepared for the upcoming semester.

DSCC Hybrid courses are a blend between meeting in a face-to-face setting and working online. Unlike DSCC Online courses, DSCC Hybrid courses do meet face-to-face so be sure to look at the meeting days/times. Your instructor will give you specific details on the first day of class (face to face meeting) regarding expectations and course requirements. Please review the documents below to ensure you are prepared for the upcoming semester.

DSCC's Learning Content Management System

TN eCampus (formerly Regents Online Degree Program) allows students from all Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) institutions to take courses that may be taught by an instructor at another TBR institution.

National Council for State and