At Catholic International, we want you to have reliable access to all University services. To that end, we have minimum, recommended specifications for the computer you will use to pursue studies with us. It is the responsibility of the student to secure and maintain access to required technology resources, including a broadband internet connection, when taking online courses. Students enrolling in online courses should have a basic working knowledge of computers, internet use, and word processing.
As some online courses may require students to install program files or use exam-proctoring software, the exclusive use of Chromebooks, tablets, and/or smartphones is not supported for online courses. Students registering for an online course need to ensure they have consistent and reliable access to either a Mac or Windows desktop or laptop. If you have an older computer, you may wish to consider upgrading it to ensure your computer is suitable for coursework over several years. Note: Some programs will have very specific computer specification guidelines that you must follow.
