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Resources for online learning success and updates on our courses.

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Why Are You Taking This Course? Finding Your Why.

Why Are You Taking This Course? Finding Your Why.

Introduction The journey of higher education presents participants with a myriad of challenging and rewarding opportunities for intellectual growth. Students need not underestimate the benefits taking a single course can have on their development and future. These...

How to Earn One Year of College Credit in High School

How to Earn One Year of College Credit in High School

Sure, you can take one or two dual credit classes and save money on your college degree when you transfer those credits. But what if you created a plan for earning a full year’s worth of college credit while you are in high school? You could save thousands of dollars...

Note-taking Success: The Cornell Method

Note-taking Success: The Cornell Method

As a college student, learning how to take clear, concise, and effective notes can save you a lot of headache when it’s time to study. Plus, taking good notes has been shown to help you do better in the course. Unfortunately, there is no class in high school on how to...

Four Ways Digital Calendars Help With Online Learning

Four Ways Digital Calendars Help With Online Learning

​Today’s world can be hectic, crazy, and asks so much of us. School deadlines. Fluctuating work schedules. Add in other family members’ priorities and it’s a lot to keep track of. Managing your time well is a necessary skill for living in a fast-paced world, and it’s...

12 Free Digital Resources For Online Learning Success

12 Free Digital Resources For Online Learning Success

​The internet is an amazing thing. Sure, it has some ugly spots and useless rabbit holes. But when it comes to study help and learning resources, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with the plethora of options. While you always want to reach out to your instructor with any...

Writing Effective Essays: 3 steps to get started

Writing Effective Essays: 3 steps to get started

​An “essay”, states the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, is “an analytic or interpretive literary composition usually dealing with its subject from a limited or personal point of view.” Michel de Montaigne, a French philosopher, coined the term in the 16th Century. The...

[Toolkit] Understanding Transfer Credit

[Toolkit] Understanding Transfer Credit

Congratulations! You’ve successfully completed your college credit course. Now what? If you are ready to start applying to the colleges where you want to continue your educational journey, you are probably wondering how you get your credit from here to there. It can...

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