In Self-Service you can search specifically for HyFlex courses in the “Course Type” drop-down menu. 

 

Look for this icon next to the course title:

 

If the icon is there, you will know that this is a HyFlex course!

Even though their names may sound similar, they are NOT the same type of course.  A Hybrid course will have some combination of scheduled in-person meetings and asynchronous online coursework. 

 

For example, a Hybrid course may meet once a week or once every other week on-campus in person (without a live zoom option) and then between in-person meetings be conducted online via recorded video lectures, discussion boards, etc.

• Modern Art
  • ART 143 section 1250

• Essential Skills and Workplace Success
  • Business Office Technology (BOT) 086 section 8302

• Office Systems and Procedures
  • Business Office Techology (BOT) 107 Section 8324

• Business English and Communication
  • Business Office Technology (BOT) 110 Section 6548

• Essential Word
  • Business Office Technology (BOT) 114 Section 6552

• Essential Excel
  • Business Office Technology (BOT) 115 Section 6554

• Using Microsoft Outlook
  • Business Office Technology (BOT) 151-8361

• Financial Accounting
  • Business 120 Section 3700

• Freshman Composition Support
  • English 20 Section 0608
  • English 20 Section 6570

• College Composition and Reading
  • English 120 Section 0588
  • English 120 Section 0607
  • English 120 Section 6601
  • English 120 Section 7212
  • English 120 Section 7217

• Advanced Composition: Critical Reasoning and Writing
  • English 124 Section 0457
  • English 124 Section 7252

• Children’s Literature
  • English 203 Section 1295

• Introduction to Kinesiology
  • Exercise Science (ES) 250 Section 1847

• Principles of the Humanities
  • Humanities 110 Section 1834

• Humanities of the Americas
  • Humanities 140 Section 9814

• Great Music Listening
  • Music 110 Section 8102

• Asian and Pacific Philosophies
  • Philosophy 120 Section 1273

• Logic
  • Philosophy 130 Section 3969

• Introduction to Middle East Government and Politics
  • Political Science 147 Section 1132

• World Religions
  • Religious Studies 120 Section 1695

• Introduction to Scientific Thought
  • Science 110 Section 8477

Check Self-Service to find out the specific days/times for these classes.  Be sure to click “HyFlex” in the “Course Type” drop-down menu at the bottom of the page!

“This course has been helpful for me as a first-time college student to be able to navigate and manage my courses.”

 

“My medical conditions make hard to predict how will I feel during the day, and I prefer to take as much online classes as possible, and only attend in-person classes if there is no other option available”

 

“I sometimes like to go in person, but it can also be very draining mentally for me to go so I love having the option to go in person or to stay online. Plus, I get sick somewhat frequently and being able to not miss class and miss out on knowledge, points and due dates while sick has helped me *a l o t*. I wish more classes were hyflex.”

 

“I live to far away to attend in person so joining on zoom is very helpful”

This is a difficult question because the idea of the HyFlex class is that it’s both!  Students have the flexibility to choose whether to attend the class online or in-person.  Different organizations, however, have classified these courses as either “in-person” and “online.” 

 

*If you are a student who needs to take “in-person” courses – to receive federal VA benefits, to maintain your visa/immigration status as an International student, to qualify to transfer to a particular university or be eligible for a particular loan, you should speak to your counselor before registering for a HyFlex course.