As far as PrisonEducation.com can tell, Ole Miss offers a traditional, paper-based correspondence program called iStudy @ Ole Miss.  PrisonEducation.com has been unable to confirm whether or not this program remains functional.  The information offered below may be unreliable.

Contact iStudy @ Ole Miss

If you need assistance or have questions, please contact Ole Miss in whatever way is most convenient for you!

Telephone:

662.915.7313

Facsimile:

662.915.8826

E-mail:

istudy@olemiss.edu

Mailing Address:

iStudy @ Ole Miss
P.O. Box 729
The University of Mississippi
University, MS 38677-0729
or
E.F. Yerby Conference Center
1 Grove Loop
University, MS 38677 

Their Mission

The mission of iStudy @ Ole Miss is to administer self-paced courses for college credit.  They strive to:

    • Promote their courses to UM students and also to students who do not attend the University of Mississippi;

 

    • Promote excellence in their administration of the registration, lesson submission, testing, and grade submission functions of iStudy;

 

    • Provide quality customer service to all of their students as they administer all aspects of iStudy;

 

    • Develop and maintain well-designed and student-centered independent study courses for their students;

 

  • Provide their instructors with technical support, administrative support, distance educator resources, and opportunities to attend iStudy conferences.

Regional Accreditation Associations

    • Southern Association of College and Schools (SACS) www.sacs.org
    • University Professional & Continuing Education Association (UCEA) www.upcea.edu

 

About Christopher Zoukis, MBA

Christopher Zoukis, MBA, is the Managing Director of the Zoukis Consulting Group, a federal prison consultancy that assists attorneys, federal criminal defendants, and federal prisoners with prison preparation, in-prison matters, and reentry. His books include Directory of Federal Prisons (Middle Street Publishing, 2020), Federal Prison Handbook (Middle Street Publishing, 2017), Prison Education Guide (PLN Publishing, 2016), and College for Convicts: The Case for Higher Education in American Prisons (McFarland & Company, 2014).

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