Undergraduate Study Options
At Tyndale, there are several ways for you to approach your undergraduate studies
Full-Time
A Tyndale education is about what you learn in the classroom and how you experience it in all that you do. Study full-time by taking three to five courses per term.
Part-Time
Work through the course requirements for your programs at your pace. Take as many courses per term as you like.
Night Classes
Tyndale University offers numerous night classes per semester. These classes run once a week from 6:30-9:30 for the semester, helping keep your schedule flexible whatever your other commitments may be. To see which classes are being offered at night, please see the Registrar's Course Offerings Page.
Modular Programs
Tyndale University offers several modular programs for people who wish to learn outside of the traditional semester system. You meet once a week with a dedicated cohort of fellow students, acquiring a full degree while still being able to work full-time.
Tyndale Course Delivery Terminology
In-Person (INPR)
Traditional face-to-face classroom instruction. Attendance at a specific time and location for all course activities is required.
Synchronous Online (SYNO)
Professors and students engage the course content together at the same time but from different locations. Online attendance at a specific time for all course activities is required. Some courses also consist of pre-recorded lectures and materials.
Asynchronous Online (ASYO)
Professors and students engage the course content at different times and from different locations. Attendance at a specific time or location is not required.
Blended (BLEN)
A mixture of delivery formats blending in-person and online (synchronous and/or asynchronous) instructions. More than one-third of the course will be either in-person or online, to be determined by the professor before the start of the course. Students will need to follow the scheduled delivery format for each class.