Taking online courses is a different dynamic than face-to-face, and being prepared is ideal in this situation. Below are some tips on how to stay on top of your online courses.
If you are looking to get some extra credits in during the summer take a look at these new options for summer 2020. Some of these classes are brand new and some have never been offered in the summer before. Check out the course descriptions and schedules below and talk to your advisor if you have any questions.
As students, you are constantly told to make connections with your professors so they can help you through your experience, but that can be an intimidating task. Check out this advice on how to make connecting with professors a little less intimidating.
If you are looking to add a minor to your degree but don’t know what to take you’re in the right place. The Land Valuation and Rural Real Estate is a relatively new and unknown minor. So, here’s some information about what the minor means, its coursework, and what careers it pairs well with. Take a look and see if this minor is right for you.
The decision to take summer classes can be tricky, and summer classes aren’t for everyone. Katie Grayson one of the advisors for the Ness School, has provided a pros and cons list to help you decide if summer classes are right for you.
