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Online Classes. Personalized Instruction.

Blinn's online courses offer a flexible, convenient, and affordable option that allows you to fit college into your schedule no matter where you are. Whether you are looking for a particular online course or want to earn your degree without ever stepping foot on campus, Blinn offers a diverse selection of online degrees and online certificate programs to fit your needs.

Online FAQs

Earning your degree or college credit online may be easier than you think, but still requires time management, self motivation, organization skills to succeed. Find out if you are ready for online learning by completing the SmarterMeasure assessment. SmarterMeasure indicates a learner's level of readiness to study online and/or in a technology rich environment. Your SmarterMeasure score will not prevent you from registering for online classes. It is a tool that will help you assess your strengths and opportunities for growth related to online learning.

SmarterMeasure Assessment

Online courses hold the same equivalency as traditional face-to-face courses.

Online courses will typically transfer to other colleges. However, you should speak to an advisor to ensure that your course will transfer to your college/university.

eCampus is the learning management system in which students will conduct their online class sessions. Students log into eCampus remotely and access the information provided by the instructor.

As an online student at Blinn, you receive the same support services and resources as any other student. For academic resources such as online tutoring, visit our Academic Resources page. For other student services, including academic advising, disability services, financial aid, and more, please visit our Student Services page.

The Blinn Online staff cannot force students into courses. You will need to contact the dean or department head for that particular course to determine whether that division allows students to be forced into courses.

You can find the contact information for your instructor in the Blinn College Directory.

In the course schedule, online course section numbers begin with "N" and blended (hybrid) course section numbers begin with "B."

Auditing is not permitted with any of Blinn's online courses.

System Requirements

Minimum Processor and RAM:

  • Dual Core 2GHz or higher with 4GB of RAM

Operating Systems:

  • Windows 10 or higher
  • MacOSX 10.13 or higher

Browser:

  • Google Chrome (version 79 or Higher)

Internet:

  • Broadband with a minimum of 1.5 Mbps download and 750 Kbps upload speeds

Peripherals:

  • Webcam (Built in or USB plugin)
  • Microphone (Built in or USB plugin) 

Note: The above are minimum requirements for participation in online courses at Blinn College. Specific programs and courses may have further hardware, software, and/or system specifications. Please check with your instructor (or refer to your course syllabus) for any additional system requirements.

Blinn offers an online orientation course through eCampus to help students become acquainted with Blinn's course management system. Visit the eCampus orientation course page for more information.

Some online courses may require on-campus testing. Please contact your instructor to find out their testing arrangements. Visit the testing information page to learn more about on-campus and remote testing.

The Blinn Online technical support staff is here to assist you with any technical difficulties you may have. We are located on the Bryan Campus in R-102 and R-104.

Hours

Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: 2 p.m.- 10 p.m.

Phone:979-209-7298

NOTE: Our office is closed during all observed Blinn holidays. Please visit the academic calendar for these postings.

If you have technical difficulties with a course or with eCampus, you may call our office, live chat, or submit a Help Request Form to receive assistance from one of our technical support specialists. We have an online orientation that you can log in to at any time to get a preview of eCampus.

Online Help Request
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Get Started with Blinn Online

Earning your degree or college credit online may be easier than you think, but still requires time management, self motivation, organization skills to succeed. Find out if you are ready for online learning by completing the SmarterMeasure assessment. SmarterMeasure indicates a learner's level of readiness to study online and/or in a technology rich environment. Your SmarterMeasure score will not prevent you from registering for online classes. It is a tool that will help you assess your strengths and opportunities for growth related to online learning.

SmarterMeasure Assessment


First Time Users:
 Your username is the semester you are enrolling in plus the year (e.g. Spring2019).* Your password is blinn.

*Note: Winter Minimester students should use the log in for the upcoming Spring semester, and May Minimester students should use the log in for the upcoming Summer semester.

Returning Users: If you choose to stop at any time, a PIN number will be sent to your email. Use your PIN and email to log back in.

Online courses are designated as such in the course schedule and are marked with a section number beginning with "N" (online) or "B" (blended/hybrid). To register for an online course, students will follow the same policy as registering for a face-to-face course. Visit the admissions page for more information.

Blinn offers an online orientation course through eCampus to help students become acquainted with Blinn's course management system. Visit the eCampus orientation course page for more information.

Contact Us

Computer Lab
Admissions and Enrollment Services
Phone: 979-830-4800
Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday-Sunday: Closed
Email: admissions@ecom888.com
Blinn Online
R-102 and R-104
Blinn College-Bryan Campus: map
Phone: 979-209-7298
Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m. - 11 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: CLOSED
Sunday: 2 p.m.- 10 p.m.