Criminal Justice-Generalist, Homeland Security and Emergency Management, and Criminal
Justice Law Enforcement programs are available online.
Yes. In fact, all degree offerings, online and traditional, at Oakland Community College
are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association.
After you are admitted to OCC as a student, you must successfully complete a free,
one-time, but mandatory Online Learning Readiness Course. Once completed you will be allowed to register for upcoming online (and hybrid)
classes using the college’s online registration system.
Yes. The learning management system, D2L, has browser and software requirements to
ensure the system functions seamlessly for you. To learn more, please visit Supported Browsers and Technology for D2L. You will be notified by instructors if a particular course has additional requirements
such as a web camera and microphone for virtual lectures and office hours.
Yes. OCC has partnered with NetTutor to offer tutoring online seven days a week. NetTutor
is currently being offered in many subjects. You can communicate with live tutors
via chat, audio, or audio/video connection. Additionally, on campus tutoring for many
courses is available through OCC’s Academic Support Center.