Online Testing Online Testing is available for most CCNH courses. Our testing software allows you to submit tests and final exams via the Internet 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Scores for progress tests are available immediately, and the results of exams and projects are available much quicker than with paper–based testing. You may review your grades anytime, from anywhere, by visiting “My CCNH” at www.ccnh.edu.

The Distance Learning Experience

What is Distance Learning?

Dynamic. Cost-effective. Flexible. Engaging. Synergistic. Clayton College programs are student-centered, incorporating diverse teachings that give adult learners greater control and responsibility to:

• Create their own learning environment.
• Study at their own pace.
• Self-manage their personal, professional, and educational goals.
• Interact with experts and network with peers.

With state-of-the-art Blackboard Learning System™, Clayton College offers innovative e-learning options that are second to none. As always, our original distance learning methods remain available to all CCNH students. With or without a computer, CCNH programs are accessible, interactive, and affordable.

Watch a video to learn more about Online Testing.

“Your online testing is fabulous! Hosting a syndicated radio show, I interview people from all over the world. My doctoral degree gives greater credibility, and distance learning made it possible.” —David Foreman

Will I have help from the college?

At Clayton College each student is assigned a program advisor whose role is to facilitate the student’s learning process. This is accomplished by:

• providing support and assistance in learning the materials that they receive;
• helping ensure timely completion of the course or program;
• responding quickly to student inquiries; and
• being available by phone, fax or e-mail five days a week during normal business hours.

In distance education the objective is to learn from materials provided, looking to the advisor as a coach. No tutor or advisor can assure that any student will learn the material; only the student can make this happen.

You also have access to your records 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help you keep track of your goals and monitor progress.

How can I get to know other students?

As in any educational endeavor, networking with others is a critical part of the learning process.

• CCNH is committed to providing a thriving student and graduate community.
• Clayton College often attends health shows and conferences, providing students and others with opportunities for personal interaction with us. These events are particularly exciting as we get to visit with our students and graduates.
• Visit the Reference Map and check your state or country. Many CCNH students and graduates volunteer to have their e-mail addresses posted as e-mail contacts and look forward to receiving mail from prospective students, as well as enrolled and graduated students.

How do I get started?

A student handbook offers the student step by step instructions and information about the student experience at Clayton College. Students obtain their books and coursework from our education partner, ED MAP, whose customer service commitment is excellent.

Who are the faculty at Clayton College?

Among the faculty at Clayton College you will find a master herbalist, massage therapists, professional counselor, doctors of naturopathy, chiropractor, energy workers, and a physician, to name a few. Our commitment to Natural Health runs deep through the heart and soul of our organization and we share our students’ common desire to live healthier lives. We celebrate your successes and our role as facilitators of your accomplishments. Our alumni surveys confirm that Clayton College truly is helping to make the world a healthier place.

When will I graduate?

Completion of a CCNH program is dependent on the unique learning strategy and schedule for each student.

• Graduation requires completion of your program’s academic requirements and fulfillment of all financial obligations.
• Many of our graduates have personal graduation ceremonies, complete with cap and gown.
• Some order class rings.
• Families hold parties and place announcements in local publications.