The value of a degree is measured by the financial resilience of the life it enables. We have the data to understand the crisis, and now we need the institutional will to redesign the system.
Mentorship is an intentional action. It’s about thoughtfully taking time to invest in someone else and using your experiences and knowledge – learned from both the good and bad, the wins and the setbacks – to help make someone else’s journey easier.
Learn strategies for passing a WGU performance assessment while strengthening proficiency, supporting student achievement, and moving beyond standardized testing and exams.
The Spring 2025 Student Financial Wellness Survey of online students by Trellis Strategies makes one thing unmistakably clear: Today’s students are doing extraordinary work under extraordinary pressure.
January is National Mentoring Month, a time to acknowledge and appreciate the impact mentors have personally and professionally on their mentees, and the significance mentoring has on society. Research and countless studies have demonstrated that mentors positively impact youth, college students and employees.
At the WGU School of Business, academic leaders saw the importance of experiential learning in preparing students for the future of work through Introduction to Business Accounting, a required course for non-accounting majors. With a focus on teaching students in the way they learn best, the school set out to redesign the course around engagement, relevance, and real-world application.
