Available for students living in residence halls. Now extended beyond the first two weeks of the semester.
There are four main course delivery modalities for Spring 2021:
These classes meet in a physical classroom on campus during defined days and times listed in MyInfo.
Course is fully online and has specific meeting days and times.
Course is fully online without standard meeting times.
Blended courses include both online and face-to-face components.
Aeriel Rozwara, a graduate student studying Land Resources and Environmental Sciences, gives her most important tips for succeeding in the online/blended learning environment. (1 min)
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First, contact a medical professional, either your own or University Health Partners.
More about what to do about your coursework if you get sick with COVID-19.
The tips below will help you whether your course is fully online or only partially online in a blended format.
An online asynchronous course is fully online without standard meeting times. While there will not be weekly meeting times, instructors may incorporate time-bound elements.
MSU supports Brightspace for asynchronous delivery.
An online synchronous course is fully online and has specific meeting days and times. These classes meet in a virtual classroom on defined days and times.
MSU supports Webex and Microsoft Teams for synchronous online delivery.
Until further notice, face masks will continue to be required on campus.
Feb. 12
Montana State University will be extending the moratorium on university-affiliated international travel to August 17, 2021.
Jan. 29
MSU is extending the availability of free asymptomatic COVID-19 testing for students living in the residence halls beyond the first two weeks of the semester.
Jan. 22
