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At-A-Glance
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Absences
If you are ill or cannot attend a class, please notify your professor and leave a message by voice mail or email. If you do not have your professor’s telephone number or email address, you can find the directory at http://www.misericordia.edu/contact/ or call the Center for Adult and Continuing Education for assistance.Accelerated Degree Program
The Accelerated Degree Program is a special model for parttime adult learners. Classes meet in “terms” which consist of seven Monday or Thursday evenings. Two terms per semester are offered. Students may take up to two classes per term. Call the Center for Adult and Continuing Education for more information.Advisors & Advising
Each student has an academic advisor assigned by the Registrar’s Office. Please schedule an appointment with or contact your advisor prior to registration for course approval. If you are unsure who your advisor is or you need assistance in making contact with him/her, contact the Center for Adult and Continuing Education.Adult Student
An adult student is defined as a learner who is starting or returning to college, and is generally 25 years of age and older; or because of life circumstances has assumed such responsibilities as family and career, and would be classified as an independent student (for financial aid purposes); or is a parttime student. Students not receiving information from the Center for Adult and Continuing Education should call (570) 674-6450.Alumni Discount
Alumni receive 1/3 off undergraduate tuition up to 11 credits per semester, and 1/3 off graduate tuition up to six credits per semester. The benefit, when combined with other grant sources, e.g. tuition reimbursement from your employer, can never result in a credit balance on your account. Contact the Financial Aid Office for more information.Anderson Sports and Health Center (See section on Fitness.)
ATM Machine
An ATM Machine is located on campus—in the Banks Student Center Lobby.Auditing Courses
Students may audit courses at onehalf cost based on parttime credit charges. No credit is awarded for audited courses. Auditors are admitted to courses as space is available. Matriculating students who wish to audit a course must seek permission from the Center for Adult and Continuing Education.Awards and Honor Society for Adult Students
Each year, the Center for Adult and Continuing Education presents the Grace Andrews Award and the Outstanding Adult Learner Award, and inducts adult learners in the top ten percent of the graduating class into Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society.Bookstore (See Bookstore Frequently Asked Questions.)
Textbooks and other school items may be purchased in the Bookstore in Banks Student Life Center.Cash, VISA, MasterCard, Discover, and checks (with proper identification) are accepted. Bookstore hours are:
| Monday & Thursday | 8:30am 6pm |
| Tuesday Wednesday Friday | 8:30am 4:30pm |
| Saturday andWeekend College Sundays | 11am 2pm |
| Extended Hours during first two weeks of classes: | |
| Monday Thursday | 8:30am 8pm |
| Friday | 8:30am 4:30pm |
Campus Safety
The Misericordia Campus Safety Department provides 24hour security services for all members of the campus community. The Campus Safety Office is open 24 hours a day, and patrol officers are radio dispatched. Members of the community are urged to report any crime or suspicious person to the Campus Safety Department. The Campus Safety Department provides the following services to the community: escort service, vehicle registration, student IDs, lost and found, parking permits. See the Student Handbook for more information.Cancellation of Classes
Students may call the Weather Hotline at (570) 674-6311 for information regarding closing or delays. Weatherrelated information will be reported on eMu (Misericordia’s portal). Cancellation of classes will be made as soon as possible and reported to local radio and television stations. Individual class cancellations are posted by the Vice President of Academic Affairs as reported. If a professor cancels an accelerated, weekend, or graduate class due to an emergency, it is the instructor’s responsibility to notify the students.Career Development (See Career Development Frequently Asked Questions.)
The Insalaco Center for Career Development, located on the first floor of McAuley/Walsh Hall, assists individuals with career counseling and preparation designed to aid in the development of career and personal awareness, employment readiness, and transition from the university to professional employment or graduate/professional studies. A large collection of technical and print resources is available to assist students in the Career Library housed in the center. The center is open during regular hours, and evenings and weekends by appointment. Appointments are encouraged.Center for Adult and Continuing Education
(See Center for Adult and Continuing Education Frequently Asked Questions.)Located in Room 133 in Mercy Hall; office hours are:
| Monday Thursday | 8:30 am – 7:30 pm*+ |
| Friday | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm* |
| Weekend College only: Saturday | 10:00 am – 1:00 pm |
| Sunday | 11:00 am – 1:00 pm |
* offices close onehalf hour early during summer months.
+ offices close at 6:30 pm the week prior to Christmas break
The Center for Adult and Continuing Education serves in a similar capacity as the Registrar for all adult students. Services include registration, dropping or adding classes, liaison between the student and Student Financial Services, Financial Aid, Registrar, or any other office. In general, the Center for Adult and Continuing Education serves as the adult student advocate.
Change of Major
Students who wish to change from one academic discipline to another will consult with their assigned academic advisor and secure approval of appropriate program chair. Changes are processed at the end of each semester in the Office of the Registrar. Change of major forms may be obtained in the Office of the Registrar or the Center for Adult and Continuing Education. For more information contact the Registrar.Change of Name/Address
Change of name or address must be given in writing to the Registrar or Center for Adult and Continuing Education and program chair. Marriage License is required for name change.Change of Status
Students who wish to change their fulltime or parttime status are requested to inform the Center for Adult and Continuing Education and the Registrar.Child Care
Fulltime, adult students at Misericordia University who have a child enrolled in day care or in need of day care, may be eligible to receive a subsidy to cover a portion of the cost of their child’s day care. Contact Student Financial Services for more information.College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
College Level Examination Program (CLEP) allows adult students to demonstrate their knowledge in a wide range of subject areas. CLEP examinations are standardized tests that measure a person’s knowledge of the material covered in introductory college courses. This knowledge may have been obtained through onthejob experiences, professional workshops, classes at business or technical schools, volunteer activities, or vocational pursuits. CLEP credit is treated as transfer credit and is awarded on a credit/no credit basis. Only passing grades appear on transcripts. Call the Center for Adult and Continuing Education for information.Commuter Lounge
Located in Mercy Hall, Room 016, students can relax and study in the area. Coffee and bagels are available. Cold and hot food items and beverages may be purchased from the vending machines. A microwave is also available for students’ use.Compressed Schedule
In case of inclement weather, the compressed schedule may be announced by the Vice President of Academic Affairs. Announcements will be posted on eMu and broadcast on local television and radio stations, or call the Weather Hot Line at 570 674 6311.| Current Schedule | Compressed Schedule |
|---|---|
| Monday-Wednesday-Friday (lose 10 minutes per class) |
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| 8:30 - 8:50 | 10:00 - 10:40 |
| 9:00 - 9:50 | 10:50 - 11:30 |
| 10:00 - 10:50 | 11:40 - 12:20 |
| 11:00 - 11:50 | 12:30 - 1:05 |
| Lunch/Meeting Time | 1:15 - 1:55 |
| 1:30 - 2:20 | 2:05 - 2:45 |
| 2:30 - 3:20 | 2:55 - 3:35 |
| Monday-Wednesday | |
| 3:30 - 4:45 | 3:45 - 4:45 |
| Tuesday-Thursday (lose 15 minutes per class) |
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| 8:00 - 9:15 | 10:00 - 11:00 |
| 9:30 - 10:45 | 11:10 - 12:10 |
| 11:00 - 12:15 | 12:20 - 1:20 |
| 12:30 - 1:45 | 1:30 - 2:30 |
| 2:00 - 3:15 | 2:40 - 3:40 |
| 3:30 - 4:45 | 3:50 - 4:50 |
| Saturday-Sunday | |
| 8:00 - 12:00 | 9:30 - 12:30 |
| 1:00 - 5:00 | 1:00 - 4:00 |
* All other class cancellations will be announced on the Weather Hot Line at (570) 674-6311.
* Compressed schedule or school cancellation will be announced via radio, television, and hotline.
* A list of 8am class cancellations by individual professors will be maintained in the Campus Safety Office at (570) 674-6300.
* Cancellation of evening classes will be announced by 4pm.
* Students in other class formats should consult course faculty for compressed schedule.
Computer Labs
There are three computer labs on campus. Windows XP labs are located on the third floor of Mercy Hall and the main floor of the Science Building.Mercy HallRooms 335 & 349(570)674-6335 |
Mon, Tue, Wed, Sun Thursday Friday |
8am - 12midnight 8am - 11pm 8am 4pm |
Weekend College |
Saturday Sunday |
9am - 8pm 8am - 12midnight |
Science BuildingRoom 209(570)674-6172 |
Monday Tuesday - Thursday Friday |
8am - 10pm 8am - 8pm 8am - 2pm |
Weekend College |
Friday Saturday |
8am - 11pm 8am - 9pm |
Contract Learning
Contract Learning is the term used to define any universitysponsored accredited course that is conducted outside a traditional classroom setting (other than a cooperative education arrangement). Two types of contract learning are available: directed study and independent study. Contact your academic advisor for more information.Copy Machines
Three copy machines are located in the Library and one in Banks Center. Cost per copy is 10¢.Counseling Services (See Learning Resource Center Frequently Asked Questions.)
Our dedicated, professional counseling team is composed of a psychologist, counselors, therapists, and peer counselors experienced in working with a diverse student population, including the needs of adult learners. Located in the Learning Resource Center, services are free of charge. Contact is strictly confidential and sensitive to individual needs.Credit Card Payments
VISA, MasterCard, and Discover are accepted for tuition payment and fees.Cultural Events
All cultural events are free and open to students, unless otherwise noted. Call Cultural Events Box Office for brochure.Dean’s List
The Dean’s List is issued at the close of each semester in recognition of students who have completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours and have earned a grade point average of 3.55 (on a 4.0 system) for the semester. Graduate students do not qualify for the Dean’s List. Parttime students will be eligible for the Dean’s List after they have completed 12 credits at Misericordia and in 12 credit increments thereafter.Deferred Payment Plan
Misericordia University provides an option for parttime students to pay tuition, fees, and other charges on a deferred payment plan. The plan permits educational costs to be spread over a period of time. Call Student Financial Services or the Center for Adult and Continuing Education for more information.Directed Study (See section on Contract Learning.)
Drop/Add Policy
Students should consult the Parttime Undergraduate and Graduate Schedule for dates of the drop/add period. Forms are available in the offices of the Registrar and the Center for Adult and Continuing Education. Drops or adds must be approved by the student‘s advisor before processing. See Academic Catalog for information.EMail (See section on How To Log On to eMU.)
All Misericordia students are required to use their eMU email address. Administration, staff, and faculty send official Misericordia information via this address. You can access your class schedules, transcripts, and other important information, including weatherrelated information. You may access eMU from home as well if you have access to the Internet via your local Internet provider. Faculty and staff email addresses are: the first initial of the first name, and the first seven letters of the last name @misericordia.edu. If you need help you can contact the HelpLine at (570)674-6345, option 2.e-MU (See sections on Email & How to Log On to e-MU.)
It is the responsibility of all students to log on to Misericordia’s portal, e-MU. Students can access their transcripts, schedules, weatherrelated announcements, and other very important information. The full, tutorial can be found on the information page (login of e-MU) and click on tutorial. Before you can access eMu, you must be registered for a class.Expressway
Expressway is an accelerated, bachelor’s degree completion program designed for adult learners who have an associate’s degree or those seeking a second degree and at least three years’ work or relevant life experience. Misericordia University classes are held at Luzerne County Community College in Nanticoke and Hazleton, Northampton Community College in Tannersville, and Lackawanna College in Scranton. Classes are held once a week in 5or 7 1/2 week formats, every third Saturday (in Nanticoke only), or online. Students may take up to four classes (or 12 credits). Degrees may be earned in Business Administration, Management, Information Technology, Marketing, Professional Studies, RN to BSN, and Health Care Management. For information, contact the Expressway Office at (570) 674-6791.FAX Numbers
| Misericordia | (570)675-2441 |
| Center for Adult and Continuing Education | (570) 674-6232 |
| Health Sciences | (570) 674-8902 |
Financial Aid (See Financial Aid Frequently Asked Questions.)
The Office of Student Financial Services is located in Room 131 of Mercy Hall. See Question & Answer section for detailed information. Adult students may email jnaylor@misericordia.edu for additional information. Hours are:| Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday | 8:30 am to 4:30 pm* |
| Thursday | 8:30 am to 7:30 pm* |
| *1/2 hour earlier during summer months | |
| Extended hours: | |
| First day of Traditional, Term A, Term B | 8:30 am to 6 pm |
| First Weekend College Saturday | 11 am to 1 pm |
Fitness
Students may use the Anderson Sports and Health Center free of charge. The Center is an 80,000 square foot complex which houses the gymnasium, racquetball courts, dance/aerobic studio, fitness center, and swimming pool. Student rates are available for special Fitness & Fun programs. Contact the Center for Adult and Continuing Education for more information.Food Service
The dining hall is located in Banks Center.| Cafeteria Hours* | |
|---|---|
| Monday Friday Breakfast | 7 am 9:30 am |
| Continental Breakfast | 9 am 10:30 am |
| Formal Lunch | 11 am 1 pm |
| Meal Exchange | 1:15 pm 3:15 pm |
| Dinner Service | 4:30 pm 6 pm |
| Saturday Sunday | |
| Brunch | 11:30 am 1 pm |
| Dinner | 4:30 pm 5:30 pm |
| *Note: fall and spring semesters only | |
| Cougar’s Den Hours* (ala carte) (now a nonsmoking area) |
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| Monday Friday | 8 am 11 pm |
| Saturday | 4 pm 11 pm |
| Sunday | 4 pm 11 pm |
| *Summer Weekend College hours: 11am 1pm | |
Grading System
| Grading System | |
|---|---|
| Grade | GPA |
| A | 4.0 |
| A | 3.7 |
| B+ | 3.3 |
| B | 3.0 |
| B | 2.7 |
| C+ | 2.3 |
| C | 2.0 |
| C | 1.7 |
| D | 1.0 |
| F | 0.0 |
Graduation (see Registrar Frequently Asked Questions)
Graduation information is available from the Registrar during spring semester. It is the student’s responsibility to keep abreast of progress toward degree completion. An Application for Degree (Bachelor’s or Master’s) should be filed in the Office of the Registrar no later than February 1 of the anticipated year of graduation. Failure to do so may delay the date of awarding the diploma. Call the Registrar for more information. All graduating students must file a graduation application during the spring preregistration. Forms are available in the Center for Adult and Continuing Education or Registrar.Grievance Procedures
Misericordia provides a uniform method by which students can pursue grievable issues. Grievable issues are either complaints about alleged violations of the institution’s academic policies or unfairness in the application of policies. See Academic Catalog for detailed information.Health Insurance
All part and fulltime students of Misericordia University have the opportunity to obtain comprehensive coverage for them and/or their dependants through the university. If you do not have coverage or seek a richer health insurance, we offer two comprehensive plans through Aetna/US Healthcare. You may also call our local Blue Cross/Blue Shield at 8008298599 and inquire about the Special Care Plans or nongroup student plans. Please contact Kim Caffrey in the Dean of Students Office in the Banks Student Life Center at 5706476238 if you would like information on the Aetna programs.Honors/Degrees with Distinction
The Dean’s List, which is issued at the close of each semester, recognizes students who have completed a minimum of 12 graded credit hours and have earned a grade point average of 3.55 (on a 4.0 system) for the semester. Parttime students will be eligible for the Dean’s List after they have completed 12 credits at Misericordia University, and earn six or more undergraduate credits in a given semester. The Dean’s List is an award earned at the end of each semester. Undergraduate students are awarded baccalaureate degrees with distinction for exceptional academic achievement. Honors are awarded as follows:| Distinction | Grade Point Average at Graduation |
|---|---|
| Summa Cum Laude | 3.90 and above |
| Magna Cum Laude | 3.70 – 3.89 |
| Cum Laude | 3.50 – 3.69 |
Hope Tax
Hope and Lifetime Learning tax credits can be used to reduce federal income taxes. Families can receive tax credit of up to $1,500 for each student. For information, call the IRS at 18008291040 or see the Treasury Department’s website at www.irs.ustreas.gov.Independent Study (See section on Contract Learning.)
Interest Waived Policy
A one (1) percent finance charge on unpaid balances after the second month into the semester and
each month thereafter is waived for students: (1) who are enrolled in the Academic Management
Services program; (2) who receive tuition benefits, rehabilitation benefits, or Veterans’ Education
benefits; and (3) parttime students who receive Employee Tuition Reimbursement.
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Learning Resource Center (See Learning Resource Center Frequently Asked Questions.)
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers comprehensive support services through the following
programs: workshops, peer tutoring (Tutorial Applications available in Center for Adult and
Continuing Education), professional tutoring, collaborative learning groups, peer and professional
counseling. Call the LRC for information.
Library (See Library Frequently Asked Questions.)
The library provides services and resources for the enjoyment of all members of the community.
Interest Waived Policy
A one (1) percent finance charge on unpaid balances after the second month into the semester and each month thereafter is waived for students: (1) who are enrolled in the Academic Management Services program; (2) who receive tuition benefits, rehabilitation benefits, or Veterans’ Education benefits; and (3) parttime students who receive Employee Tuition Reimbursement.Learning Resource Center (See Learning Resource Center Frequently Asked Questions.)
The Learning Resource Center (LRC) offers comprehensive support services through the following programs: workshops, peer tutoring (Tutorial Applications available in Center for Adult and Continuing Education), professional tutoring, collaborative learning groups, peer and professional counseling. Call the LRC for information.Library (See Library Frequently Asked Questions.)
The library provides services and resources for the enjoyment of all members of the community.| Fall/Spring Semester Hours | |
|---|---|
| Monday-Thursday | 8am - 11pm |
| Friday | 8am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 10am - 7pm |
| Sat. Weekend College | 10am - 9pm |
| Sunday | 11am - 11pm |
Summer Hours |
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| Monday - Thursday | 8am - 8:30pm |
| Friday | 8am - 4pm |
| Saturday | 10:30am - 5pm |
| Sunday | 10:30 - 5pm |
You can use the library’s computers on the second floor or check out a laptop at the circulation desk. The library provides wireless access. The library also has quiet places to study and a study room that can be reserved for group work.
Loans (See Financial Aid Frequently Asked Questions.)
Student loans are available to both undergraduate and graduate students through the Student Financial Services Office. See Academic Catalog on Financial Aid Programs for information.Loan Checks (See Student Financial Services Frequently Asked Questions.)
The Student Financial Services Office periodically posts a listing of students whose loan checks have been received. If your name is listed, go to the Student Financial Services Office to sign it. If you are unable to be on campus during normal operating hours, you can make arrangements through the Student Financial Services Office to sign your check in the Center for Adult and Continuing Education.Lost and Found (See the section on Safety & Security.)
Lounges
A Commuter Lounge is located on the ground floor of Alumnae Hall. The commuter lounge is a nonsmoking study area, lounge, and cooking facility. A Vending Machine Lounge is located in Mercy Hall, Room 016. For your convenience, snacks, hot entrees, coffee, bagels and a microwave are available.Non-Credit Programs (See Center for Adult and Continuing Education Frequently Asked Questions.)
For individuals interested in professional or personal development, the Center for Adult and Continuing Education offers a variety of creditfree programs, classes, and workshops for adults and children. Student discounts are available. Call (570) 674-6331 for information.Off Campus Courses
See the Academic Catalog for information.Online Learning
Online learning is a learnbydoing method of acquiring knowledge. Rather than sitting in a classroom and listening, you will be at your computer reading, participating in online discussions and chats, and researching the Bevevino Library’s electronic databases. Online learning is active learning!Online courses are challenging and exciting. It will be important to stay on schedule and complete your assignments on time. Online learning is for adults who are crunched for time and have a strong desire to continue their education.
Here are some key points for you to consider before you take an online course: Set goals for yourself— what do you expect from taking an online course? Plan to connect your life experiences with your education and course work. Your class work will be both individual and group based. Constructive feedback from instructors and classmates is a vital component to online learning. A moderate amount of computer literacy is expected.
About Your Computer You should have at least a Pentium III processor, but a Pentium IV would be best.
You should have at least 256 Mb of RAM memory, but 1Gb would be best.
Your Internet connection should be reliable. A dialup or 56k modem connection is fine, but a “broadband” DSL or Cable connection to the Internet would be best. Microsoft Office is the supported productivity software at Misericordia University. Files created in Works or WordPerfect are not accepted.
You should have Adobe Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer. Internet Explorer, Netscape, and FireFox are the supported web browsers with which your online courses will work well. Keep your web browser updated. You should scan your computer for viruses on a weekly basis. Just as important is keeping your computer clean from spyware.
The above information may be a lot at one time, but feel confident that help is available when you need it. If you have questions about your computer and the technology used at Misericordia University, please call the Student Help Desk at (570) 674-6345.
Parking Permits (See section on Campus Safety.)
All Misericordia University students must have parking permits. These are available in the Campus Safety Office and the cost is $25 per year.Post Office
Located in Banks Center. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 am 4:30 pm. Money orders may be purchased before 3 pm.Prior Learning Assessment
Students who wish to attempt Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) will detail their relevant learning in a written document called a portfolio. See Academic Catalog or contact Tom O’Neill, Dean of the Center for Adult and Continuing Education, at toneill@misericordia.edu or (570) 674-6154 for information.Refund Policy (PartTime)
When a parttime student drops or withdraws from a course, the student must notify her/his advisor. Notice must then be filed in the Center for Adult and Continuing Education. If a parttime student withdraws from the institution, she/he must notify the Center for Adult and Continuing Education in writing. Tuition refunds are based on the date the Center for Adult and Continuing Education receives official notice from a student indicating his/her desire to drop a course. See Academic Catalog for more information.Registrar (See Registrar Frequently Asked Questions.)
Hours are:| Monday – Friday | 8:30 am 4:30 pm* |
Registration online
When on e-MU, click on Academics tab. Then click on Academic Services, then click on the e-MU image. After that, go to Registration Process under Student Links and follow directions.Student Financial Services (See Student Financial Services Frequently Asked Questions.)
Hours are:| Monday – Friday | 9 am 4 pm |
Student ID Cards (See the section on Safety & Security.)
All Misericordia University students must have student photo ID cards. They will also serve as your library card. These are available in the Safety and Security Office. IDs are free; replacements of lost IDs cost $10.Student Lounge
Visit the student lounge located in the Mercy Hall on the ground floor in Room 016. Coffee and bagels are available daily. Vending machines with hot and cold drinks, a microwave with breakfast and sandwich choices, and a comfortable place to study and relax are there for you.Students with Disabilities
Misericordia University is committed to offering students with disabilities an opportunity to fully participate in all programs. Students with disabilities should contact Kit Foley, Dean of Students at (570) 674-6304 or kfoley@misericordia.edu.Telephones
Pay telephones are available at the following locations: Mercy Hall, ground floor and behind the switchboard on first floor; Banks Center, near bookstore; Anderson Sports and Health Center, foyer between two sets of doors; Science Building, second floor hall; Alumnae Hall, in Learning Resource Center; McHale Hall, in lobby, and on various dormitory floors. A limited access phone, located behind the switchboard in Mercy Hall, will allow you to call any office on campus free of charge.Transcripts (See Registrar’s Frequently Asked Questions.)
Students who want official transcripts sent to graduate schools, employers, etc., must complete a Transcript Request Form, available in the Registrar’s Office. Processing time is usually 48 hours. Students may obtain a student copy of a transcript for their personal use. Transcripts are $7.00. No request will be honored if there is a balance due on the student’s account.Tuition Reimbursement (See Student Financial Services Frequently Asked Questions.)
Students who receive tuition benefits from their employer may be eligible to participate in the Tuition Reimbursement Payment Plan, which permits tuition and fees to be paid up to thirty (30) days after the issuance of grades. See Academic Catalog for more information.Tutorial Assistance (See Learning Resource Center Frequently Asked Questions.)
Weather Cancellations (See section on Cancellation of Classes.)
Weather Hot Line: (570) 674-6311
Web Address: http://www.misericordia.edu
WebCT
The Center for Adult and Continuing Education actively utilizes online courses and various webbased tools to enhance the teaching and learning process. The online course tool used at Misericordia University is WebCT. A course in WebCT may be a fully online course, or a classroombased course that uses WebCT as a supplement. The latter use of WebCT is known either as a blended, or hybrid course.The Institution recognizes that no two computers are alike, and to insure that your computer is compatible with WebCT, and other webbased programs, please call the Student Help Desk at (570) 674-6345.
