Northwest Nazarene University offers a 1-credit course to help you experience online learning and begin practicing the kind of skills you will need to be successful. Introduction to Online Learning is offered in the Fall, Spring, and Summer and lasts 5 weeks. Contact Dr. Bethany Schultz (see above) with any questions.
NNU offers more than two dozen fully online programs for undergraduate and graduate students. General academic areas include the following:
Whether you want a degree-completion program, a teaching credential, a bachelor of science degree, or your doctorate, check out our online programs to jump-start your future!
If you are a current on-campus undergraduate student with a question about online courses, first check with your academic advisor. If you still have questions, contact program coordinator Rachel Maxfield at nnu-online@nnu.edu or 208-467-8447.
So, you're considering taking an online class. That's great! This guide will help you understand the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and strategies you will need.
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An online course requires a commitment to really jump in with both feet. Successful online learners...
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Managing your time well is important for face-to-face courses and crucial for online ones. Successful online learners...
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The online environment calls for students to manage potential challenges with self-directed learning.
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