Advice for Students

Can you earn a nursing degree online? There are many programs that offer an online nursing degree. Read our guide to earning your online nursing degree.

SUU’s Kierstin Pitcher-Holloway offers tips for students to adapt to remote classes. Read more for advice on time management in the era of online learning.

While some may be familiar with this grading system, many will be experiencing it for the first time this semester. Here’s everything you need to know about pass/fail classes before the first day of college.

While we all try to navigate through this time, it doesn’t hurt to get a little help from your school. Here are a few online resources to look out for when studying for your next exam and adjusting to new learning curriculums this semester.

As an adult student, you have unique needs that colleges are continuously trying to meet. Online courses are a great way to balance work and life obligations while advancing your career.

Finding a degree completion program that is right for you takes time, research, and consideration, but it is all worth it in the end. A college degree can create so many opportunities for your personal and professional life, so get searching!

Online courses are a great alternative to traditional college courses, which might be what you need to get a degree. Online courses are becoming more ubiquitous as colleges adapt to students’ changing needs.

Most people who work a full-time job while attending college strive to find an equilibrium in their lives. Both are big commitments, but with a little focus and planning, we’re confident you can manage both. Check out these 7 tips designed to help you find the right balance in your life.

Online classes may help more people gain access to higher education than ever before, but they are significantly different than traditional classes. Dr. Andrew Smith of Nichols College offers some great advice for online academic success.

Hybrid, competency-based, asynchronous ... what does it all mean? Here's a guide to the most common terms to help you choose your education style.