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Areas of Study
Blended majors are available with a combination of hybrid courses available during evening hours or on the weekend.
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Financial Assistance
98% of Millikin students receive financial aid each year from a variety of sources.
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FAQ
Find answers to general questions about the Flex Learning programs at Millikin.
Flexible Learning Course Structure
On campus classes generally meet only one night per week from 6:00 P.M.-10:00 P.M. Additionally courses may include online meetings or courses that meet on weekends. In accelerated courses, the first assignment is prepared prior to and due at the first night of class meeting. The final course requirement will be due one week after the last meeting night of class. Consequently, students should anticipate some overlap in coursework as one class ends and another begins.
Students are expected to devote an estimated 15-20 hours per week to outside work per 3 credit hour course. Once admitted, a Flexible Learning student typically will begin the courses that are required of all Millikin University students in order to graduate (See University Studies course requirements and Electives). After the majority of University Studies requirements are complete, students will begin to take courses in their major.
For more information about Flexible Learning, view or download the course catalog on the Registrar's site or visit the Flexible Learning FAQ page.
