by Madeleine Low
Content Web Publisher, Western Governors University
Networking as an online student takes a little extra effort than if you were on campus. Here are some simple ways to start connecting with peers and professors.
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by Alyssa Abel
Education Writer
Online learning is not for everyone, but sometimes it's necessary, especially times like these. These six tips can help you adjust to taking classes online.
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by Sara Lindberg
Freelance Writer
College students are being highly affected during the coronavirus pandemic. Here's what you should know if you have to move off campus and take online classes.
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by Ryan Hickey and Claire Carter
Feeling lonely as a new online student? Here's what you can do to stay connected and plan for when campuses open back up again after the coronavirus pandemic.
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by Dr. John Woods
Chief Academic Officer, Provost, University of Phoenix
Adult learners face unique challenges that traditional college students often don't. What are these challenges, and how can we combat them? Read on to find out.
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by Emma K. Neal
CollegeXpress Student Writer, University of Central Florida
The benefits of online college programs have proven successful in our technology-based world, but they don't guarantee success for every student. Check out these potential pros and cons of earning your degree online.
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by Trevor McDonald
Freelance Writer
Technology can be used inside and outside the classroom to help you succeed. Here's how you can get ahead and stay ahead with reputable online resources, helpful apps, and cloud access.
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by Aaron Partnow
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Looking for a way to impress your prospective colleges and learn something new this summer? Consider a MOOC to boost your intellect and your resume.
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by Angela Hall
Academic Advisor, Southern New Hampshire University
Think you'd like to give an online graduate program a try, huh? That's great! But before you start filling out online inquiry forms or contacting admission counselors at potential school, you need to ask yourself the following four questions.
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