Christian Distance Learning

Your UWW academic program will develop to match your background, interests, and goals.

You will be assigned an academic advisor from the UWW office and a Skidmore faculty advisor who can offer guidance in your area of academic focus as well. These two advisors review your interests and goals with you thoroughly before directing you in the initial stages of your program. As the student, you are at the center of this process.

Many students design interdisciplinary programs, such as Latin American studies, women's studies, or a variety of options in the social sciences. We've had programs in health studies, psychology and literature, and Arabic studies, as well as computer science, human behavior, and management information systems.