Why Consider Online Learning?
Distance learning at Claremont School of Theology means doing school work when it's convenient for you. Online courses are an excellent option for busy students while online degree programs are popular with older students or those who work full-time.Claremont School of Theology Online Degree Options
We wanted to speak to you about the number of online degrees at Claremont School of Theology, but that information could not be determined.
How Many Students Participate in Online Learning at Claremont School of Theology?
Of the 351 students currently enrolled at Claremont School of Theology, about 55.0% (193) participate in some form of distance or online learning. 124 students take classes exclusively online.
Students enrolled in online programs live in a variety of places. 66 live in California, 124 live in the U.S.A. and none live outside of the U.S.A. Long live the Internet!
The following chart shows you how many students are involved in online classes depending on their degree. Non-Seekers are students who are not currently enrolled in a degree program.
| Undergraduate degree seeking students represent 0.0% of the Claremont School of Theology student body. | |
None of the current undergraduate degree seekers take classes online. |
| Undergraduate students who are not seeking a degree represent 0.0% of the Claremont School of Theology student body. | |
None of the current undergraduate non-degree seekers take classes online. |
| Graduate students represent 100.0% of the Claremont School of Theology student body. | |
About half of graduate students (55.0%) take at least one class online. | |
Of the 193 who take at least one online course, the majority (64.2%) take all their courses online. |
The 124 graduate students who take all their classes online live in the following places.
For more information, check out our section on Graduations at Claremont School of Theology.
