FAQs

SCOPE understands that each adult learner wants to reach their next “impossible” but does not always know how to get there. We can provide you with a pathway to success and the skills you need to succeed from a biblical worldview. You can be confident that the Bible will be central while you learn how to practically apply biblical principles in your life's work. Learn more about the foundation of SCOPE at the Mission, Vision and Core Values page.

SCOPE develops its courses with the adult learner in mind. Courses are offered asynchronously so that you can have the flexibility you need to complete your coursework. 

SCOPE provides highly affordable programs so you or your team can achieve your next goal. Visit our Cost & Financial Aid page to learn more.

INTERNET SPEED

1.5 Mbps download; 750 Kbps upload

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LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

All SCOPE courses are housed in Canvas, our Learning Management System (LMS).

Canvas runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, or any other device with a modern

web browser. 

BROWSERS

CHROME

Although no browser is worry-free, our office recommends Google Chrome (download here).

If you suddenly begin experiencing difficulty with your chosen browser, here are some things to try.

1. Log out and then log back in, or hit "Refresh."
2. Try clearing your cache.
3. Use an alternate browser.

EDGE

If you need screen reader assistance, we recommend using the Edge browser by Microsoft (download here). To access this functionality, use one of the options below.

• Right-click on a page and choose “Read Aloud.”
• Click the browser settings menu (three dots) and choose “Read Aloud." Controls for choosing the type of voice and reading speed appear on the page.
• Use Crtl + Shift + U to open “Read Aloud.”
  • Use the Immersive Reader. A demo of these features is available here.
  • For more information, see these additional details about browser and computer requirements for Canvas.

Biblical worldview within a SCOPE course does not originate while the course is being facilitated. Biblical worldview originates during the development of the course. Time and thought are given to how a student’s encounter with a subject area that God has made should then naturally lead those students to worship that same God.