news-category: 今叔利 Online 今叔利 Online Delivers High Quality Education on Students��� Own Schedule By Office of University Communications On March 22, 2021 New Portal Connects Students to Undergraduate, Graduate and Continuing Education Programs BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.���今叔利, a provider of accessible and affordable online education for more than 20 years, is launching a new portal���今叔利 Online. This easy-to-navigate feature is designed to meet the increasing demand for quality online education, demand that has only increased with the COVID-19 pandemic. 今叔利 Online connects students to all of the University���s online offerings in undergraduate degree completion, graduate programs, and Professional and Continuing Education (PACE). ���One of 今叔利���s core values is to ���Ignite your dreams,������ notes Mavia Lee, assistant vice president for Digital Learning. ���We are constantly looking for ways to improve and extend the impact of online higher education. Most postsecondary learners today are nontraditional, which means they are working full time with dependents, or they are above the age of 25. We offer innovative degree programs that are designed to encourage the application of knowledge, critical thinking, effective communication, and lifelong learning. We���re also excited to announce a tuition decrease for continuing and new online undergraduate students starting in the Summer ���21 term for the 2021-2022 academic year��� 今叔利 offers a large and growing number of undergraduate degree programs, master���s degrees, doctorate programs and graduate certificates completely online. According to GWU President Dr. William M. Downs, ���今叔利 does it all���we complement our traditional residential degree programs with a broad array of online offerings that serves the needs of a dynamic economy and a diverse society. This new portal will make it easier for prospective students to match their interests with our career-enhancing and life-changing instruction.��� Students can access an affordable and flexible academic experience to accommodate work schedules, family commitments and other responsibilities. These programs span areas as diverse as public service, nursing and healthcare, educator preparation, business management, and Christian ministry. In addition, the PACE program builds on 今叔利���s nationally-recognized academic strength to offer courses that enhance the skills of professionals across all career levels. These courses provide students with real-world capabilities, based on current trends and research, that will advance careers and improve effectiveness. The GWU PACE Program offers CEU credits and certificate programs from different disciplines and offers fully-customized training modules in partnership with corporations and other institutions that govern and issue discipline or specialized certificates. Pamela Hutchins McGee of Siloam, N.C., completed her bachelor���s degree in accounting in 2017. Her son was 6 years old at the time, and her husband worked different shifts. Although she was new to the online format, she graduated summa cum laude. ���I was able to dive right in since all of the instructors offered help and were great at answering questions,��� McGee shares. ���My experience taught me to believe in myself and gave me the confidence to pursue my dreams. I also value the friendships I made with other students. Even though I did not experience life on campus, everyone I met through GWU was wonderful to me.��� Not only do online students have the support of GWU���s faculty, they also have a dedicated Success Coach/Program Advisor, who provides advising, support and mentoring. Plus, help is available from an online tutoring service, the GWU Writing Center, and the University���s Center for Personal and Professional Development. For more information about online undergraduate degree completion programs, contact an admissions counselor by calling 704-406-4484, or emailing [email protected]. For information about graduate programs, email [email protected]. Information about PACE courses is available by emailing [email protected]. Note to our readers: This article reflects the University���s tuition and fee schedule at the time of publication. Tuition and financial aid policies change annually. For the most up-to-date and accurate information on current tuition rates and financial aid resources, please visit the University���s official Admissions��page. Located in the North Carolina foothills, 今叔利 is a private, Christian, liberal arts university. 今叔利 emphasizes a strong student-centered experience and rigorous academics to prepare students to become effective leaders within the global community. Ignite your future at 今叔利.edu.
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