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Understanding Schedule Legend Codes

Section Legend   

D
E
W
DL
H
HLAB

LC
OSOL

CR
90
OP
Day
Evening
Weekend Sat or Sun
Distance Learning
Home Study (meet 5 times in 15 weeks)
Home Study Science Lab
Learning Community
Class conducted both on-site and online
Chat Room Required
“Honors Only”
Restricted!


Course Code, Numbers & Section
Course Code
The 4 letters corresponding to the subject:

ENGL (English Studies)
HIST
BIOL

Course Number
The 3 numbers immediately following the course code
ENGL 151
HIST 174
BIOL 161

Course Section
When using WebAdvisor, the section immediately follows the course number:
ENGL 151- 01
HIST 174- 05
BIOL 161- E07

Days
M  Monday
Tuesday
W  Wednesday
TH  Thursday
F  Friday
S  Saturday
SU  Sunday

Off Campus Section Locations

A
BG
BT
JL
K
L
M
MCTR 
MD
MT
N
P
Q
R
S
SEC
ST
TE
TN
TS
U
V
X
Y
Kimball Medical Center
Barnegat High School
Brick Memorial High School
Jackson Liberty High School
Lakewood High School
Lakehurst Career & Tech Inst.
Manchester High School
Main Campus Toms River
Monsignor Donovan High School
Mates Building, Manahawkin
New Egypt Middle School
Pt Pleasant Boro High School
Brick High School
Pinelands Reg. High School
Southern Reg. Middle School
Southern Education Center,  Manahawkin
Stafford Twp Interim School
Toms River High School East
Toms River HS North
Toms River High School South
Ocean County Voc School
Central Regional High School
Southern Regional High School
Lacey Twp High School

How to Make Your Schedule

  • You design your class schedule based on your individual needs and learning styles.
  • Have a balance between school, work, and other responsibilities.
  • Allow yourself plenty of time outside of class to complete assignments. Remember, for every one hour you spend in class, you should allow two hours of study time.
  • You may choose classes that are held during the day, evening or weekend. Classes are offered Monday – Friday from 8:00 am to 10:45 pm.  Weekend classes are held on Saturdays from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm.
  • Classes are also offered at 14 off-campus sites throughout Ocean County and at OCC’s Southern Education Center in Manahawkin.
  • Click on the following link for WebAdvisor to search for classes and make a preliminary (trial) schedule.  Make sure the courses you select are OPEN and that there are no time conflicts.
  • Click here to print out a Trial Schedule that you can use as a visual aid to plan out your class schedule.

Alternatives to Commuting

  • Distance education provides you with the opportunity to take college courses without commuting to campus.
  • You will complete all or much of your coursework in the comfort of your own home at your own pace within the same semester timeframe as traditional in-class students.
  • You can choose from one of the following distance education formats that best meets your educational goals
    Online = DL section designation:
    DL sections are fully online courses. Students complete all coursework online, including all interactions with their professor and classmates, using any internet-connected computer. Most DL courses administer course tests online but some may require proctored tests on campus or at an approved test site. Check the online syllabus for details. Ocean County resident tuition is $150.00 per credit for DL oucrses. Out-of-County tuition is $215.00 per credit for DL courses.

    On-Site/Online = OSOL section designation:
    Students meet only once-a-week in a traditional class setting and complete the remainder of their coursework online.

    Home Study = H section designation:
    Students complete coursework on their own using a combination of textbooks, study guides and video lessons. Students meet with their professor in a traditional class setting at least five (5) times during the semester. Many instructors use online interactions as part of the course.

    Home Study Science Lab – HLB section designation:
    Students attend the one or two-day science lecture on-campus. Science labs are self-directed and performed by the students at their home. Students must purchase an
    “At Home Science Kit” for an additional fee.