The University enables candidates free access to Questia. Questia is an online resource available twenty-four hours a day, seven-days a week. It maintains an ever expanding library which currently contains over one million titles. In addition, the Lewis H. Ross Memorial Library is housed in the public library of St. Kitts. It currently holds over 2,500 volumes which are mainly in the area of behavioural health, education and business. Additional contributions are continually being donated by faculty, alumni, friends and public and private institutions and organisations.
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The World's Largest Online Library of Books
Questia is the first online library that provides 24/7 access to the world's largest online collection of books and journal articles in the humanities and social sciences, plus magazine and newspaper articles. You can search each and every word of all of the books and journal articles in the collection. You can read every title cover to cover. This rich, scholarly content -- selected by professional collection development librarians -- is not available elsewhere on the Internet. Undergraduate, high school, graduate students, and Internet users of all ages have found Questia to be an invaluable online resource. Anyone doing research or just interested in topics that touch on the humanities and social sciences will find titles of interest in Questia.
To complement the library, Questia offers a range of search, note-taking, and writing tools. These tools help students locate the most relevant information on their topics quickly, quote and cite correctly, and create properly formatted footnotes and bibliographies automatically. Questia provides a comprehensive research environment to meet students' academic needs.
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In addition, the Lewis H. Ross Memorial Library is housed in the public library of St. Kitts. It currently holds over 2,500 volumes which are mainly in the area of behavioural health, education and business. Additional contributions are continually being donated by faculty, alumni, friends and public and private institutions and organisations.
On a part-time basis, most candidates are anticipated to complete their degree requirements within eighteen months. The determining criteria are dedication and the candidate’s previous academic and professional portfolio.