At any age and any point in your career, it's common to find yourself questioning whether you're on the right career path.
Read More: 7 Signs You Need A Career ChangeBetween working full-time, chauffeuring the kids between school and basketball practice, and keeping up with that never-ending laundry pile, you might think going back to college just doesn’t make sense.
Read More: Should You Go Back to College at 30?Find out if going back to college makes sense for you. Check out our analysis of costs, benefits, and career opportunities.
Read More: Is Going Back To College Worth It?There are many perks to taking online classes, from being able to log in at any time to watching lectures at your favorite coffee shop. This increased flexibility is one reason online classes have grown in popularity.
Read More: 10 Online Learning TipsOlder college students can face challenges that are different from those of their younger classmates, and colleges and universities have started offering services to support adult learners.
Read More: Going Back To School as An Adult?Entering your thirties often marks a time of reflection and growth. So, trust your instincts—your thirties could be the perfect time to pivot and pursue a career that truly resonates with you.
Read More: Starting Over at 30In recent years, online learning has become a popular, flexible alternative to traditional on-campus education.
Read More: Taking Online Classes While Working Full-TimeHave you ever met a lifelong learner? They're the ones diving into classes, earning badges, or simply sharpening their skills. They're on a mission to soak up knowledge and maybe even pivot their career.
Read More: Second Careers After 50In today's digital classrooms, group work remains as important as ever. However, collaborating effectively in a virtual environment presents unique challenges.
Read More: Effective Online Group ProjectsAlright, so you're thinking it's time to mix things up a bit. Whether it's leveling up at work or taking a whole new career path, you've got a feeling that some extra training is on the horizon – maybe a certificate or diving into an advanced degree.
Read More: How To Go Back To School With No MoneyIn the ever-changing world of education, one noticeable trend is the increasing number of adults making their way back to college.
Read More: Top 5 Challenges Older College Students FaceNavigating the financial aid process can be nerve-wracking. There are a lot of questions and unknowns.
Read More: Can You Apply for FAFSA for Online Classes?If you’re considering going back to school to earn a degree and are in your 50s, you’re not alone. Adult learners on college campuses are more common than you might think.
Read More: Going Back to School at 50Yes, online degrees are equivalent to traditional degrees.
Read More: Are Online Degrees the Same as Traditional Degrees?Ready to Double Major Online? Follow our guide to start your journey at WVU Online.
Read More: Can You Double Major Online?School on its own can be a tricky balancing act, especially when you include other facets of our lives, like clubs, social engagements, and family obligations. When you add a part-time or full-time job to the equation life can get even more stressful.
Read More: How to Prioritize Responsibilities When You’re Working and Going to SchoolAre you interested in online college? Discover the top benefits of online learning with WVU.
Read More: 10 Top Benefits of Online Learning for College StudentsOnline degrees are gaining in popularity, but do employers respect them? We’ll discuss if you can get a good job with an online degree as well as the different considerations employers make about them.
Read More: Can You Get A Job With An Online Degree?Explore the difference between online certificates and micro-credentials. Discover which suits your career with WVU Online.
Read More: What is the Difference Between a Certificate and a Micro-credential?From traditional minors to micro-credentials, WVU Online offers a roadmap for every learner. Explore today and elevate your educational journey!
Read More: What is the Difference Between a Minor and a Micro-Credential?Explore the value and impact of micro-credentials in today's competitive job market. Understand why they're highly sought after by employers.
Read More: Is a Micro-Credential Worth It?Struggling with online studies? Discover effective strategies tailored for online students, from setting study spaces to joining study groups.
Read More: 7 Best Study Tips for Online College StudentsIs online college right for you? Uncover the challenges you might face and how to tackle them with practical strategies
Read More: Top Challenges Online College Students Face and How To CopeStep into the world of online college. Understand classes, exams, benefits, and whether it's right for you.
Read More: How Does Online College Work?Are online degrees respected? Yes! Here's Why.
Read More: Are Online Degrees Respected?Summer reading is special, whether you’re doing it at the beach, by the pool, in bed at night under the covers, or while lounging in your backyard. Summer days are longer and slower, and maybe you have some time off to get interested in a really good book
Read More: What Book Are You Reading This Summer?It’s time to think about WVU’s Summer Term, where you can take courses on-campus, online or even in another country! Summer Term allows you to get ahead in your major, complete a minor, or enhance your educational experience through studying abroad.
Read More: What are your Summer plans?Earn up to 5 credits during WVU’s pre-summer, fully online, 3-week accelerated learning option.
Read More: Here’s your chance to get ahead: MaymesterWinter Intersession, the accelerated learning option that WVU Online began in 2017, has been growing faster than anyone ever expected, with enrollments almost quadrupling since it began six years ago.
Read More: Our Online Winter Intersession Option Becomes Popular With StudentsReturn to 304 At Your Door.
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