Virtual learning offers convenience and accessibility, but cannot provide the social bonds and support of a college campus.

You decided it’s time to earn your degree. You’ve considered the traditional approach that involves taking courses on a college campus, but perhaps you don’t have the time or interest in that type of ...

As colleges’ online catalogs grow, so too has the push to develop standards of quality for those courses. But are in-person classes getting the same attention? If you ask many online-education ...

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A rising demand for online courses in a post-pandemic world has colleges and universities re-evaluating their priorities, a new report suggests. The annual “Changing Landscape of Online Education” ...

Online education has transformed the way students pursue degrees, offering flexibility, accessibility, and a wide range of academic programs. Whether you’re balancing work, family, or personal ...

Ten years after many colleges first started cautiously experimenting with online learning, a new national survey shows just how rapidly the landscape has changed. According to the tenth edition of the ...

Survey finds confidence in virtual learning is growing, particularly among younger Americans. But a third still say in-person is better. Nearly half of Americans have developed a better opinion of ...