1. How do I log into online courses?
http://onlinecampus.pupr.edu

2. What courses are available online?
You can access the list of available online courses by clicking on "Online Courses" on the main menu of the website or clicking here. Keep in mind that schedules are updated every  trimester.

3. Are there any undergraduate courses available online?
Yes, there are several undergraduate courses available; for more information about this courses, please follow this link.

4. I forgot my password. What can I do?
Passwords are confidential, therefore we don't have access to retrieve any passwords, simply click on the "forgot your password" link which is located in the Blackboard (Bb) "Log In" page, and then follow the instructions. You will be prompted to change your password.

5. Do I need an e-mail account?
Yes. Having a valid e-mail account is essential for online courses, it's the way students and professor communicates.

6. I need assistance. Where should I go?
Get in touch with the Distance Learning Administrator by e-mail at  isortiz@pupr.edu. You may also contact the Web Designer at webmaster@pupr.edu. Remember that you can only reach us by phone during working hours at (787)622-8000 ext. 439.
Monday - Thursday 8:00am - 8:00pm and Friday 8:00am - 2:30pm and Saturday 8:00am - 2:30pm.

7. Do I need any software?
The only software you will need is a web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator.

8. Do I need to log on at any specific place and/or time?
No. You can log on at any time you think appropriate.
Although, there might be times when a professor might require students to meet at a chat session at a certain time but that is entirely up to the professor.

9. Is Online Education for me?
Follow this link and answer this short self test and find out if Online Education is right for you?

10. What is a Hybrid Course?
A hybrid course is an academic offering which is not entirely online; that is, the student is required to attend a classroom. The number of times that the student has to attend the classroom is up to the professor.