Great Books of The Western World-More educational schools.

Do you guys know of any other schools offering the Great Books of The Western World as their foundation (DL learning)? HMU seems to be the only one

 

AFAIK HMU *is* the only one.

 

ACTC

Not DL though and I'm not sure how up to date it is.

 

Pats, it tool me a long time trying to figure out what AFAIK meant. LOL. Am I too old?

 

As Far As I Know...I think...

Here is another one.


http://www.sjcsf.edu/

 

This one is nice

 

St John's doesn't offer their program via DL, which is what the OP was asking about.

There are a number of universities that offer some version of the "Great Books" program, HMU is the only one to offer it via DL.

 

As I thought. Well I am in a unique group.

 

Are you still planning to finish at HMU?

 

Yes. Nothing has changed.

 

Sorry if this spoils the exclusivity factor

http://www.mpc.edu/academics/Humanities/greatbooks/Pages/default.aspx

 

They only offer courses not entire programs via DL.

 

I believe that the original poster (you) asked for schools that use the great books as a foundation, not specifically for a degree program.

 

Yea. I was only making an observation.

 

As I study and write within the GBWW, I am coming to a realization that the ideas of these volumes has died much like the study and spoken language of Latin.

 

According to a recent thread:
Master of Letters, Faulkner University (Great Books program from RA school via DL)

 

Here is a University that is fully accredited with SACS that offers DL degrees that are Great Books based

The Great Books Honors College