An online program is defined as one of the following:

• Fully Online program

  An approved program of study in which all courses and instructional activities are offered online. There are no on-campus or in-person requirements.

  Students enrolled in fully online programs are exempt from submitting Health Clearances, and are excluded from certain mandatory student fees in accordance with Hawaiʻi Administrative Rule 11-157 (§11-157-3.05 pp. 157-5, 157-6) and EP 6.208 Mandatory Student Fees.

• Blended Learning Program

  An approved program of study consisting of a mix of credit-bearing program requirements that include both online and in-person activities. In person activities may take place on a UH campus or a designated location.

  This means students must be prepared to travel to campus or a practicum/field work site when required. Travel may or may not be supplemented by the program.

  Students enrolled in blended learning programs are required to submit Health Clearances and will be assessed mandatory student fees, in accordance with Hawaiʻi Administrative Rule 11-157 and EP 6.208 Mandatory Student Fees, during terms when the student is enrolled in courses with hybrid or in-person components.