Online Life has a variety of resources that are specifically geared to online students! However, with all the schoolwork and life tasks that are being balanced, it can be hard to find all the resources available to them. Taking the time to discuss our services, opportunities, and assets is important to make sure the Online student community is utilizing everything that is offered to them during their schooling!

Shame and guilt is a prevalent issue in the lives of Christians and non-Christians alike. Shame and guilt can cripple us from accepting forgiveness and moving forward in the plans and calling that the Lord has called us to. For the student, shame and guilt can even touch our academics and what we believe that we can achieve. In the life of an online student, this can present in a variety of ways: guilt for less time spent with children, shame for our grades, being embarrassed to ask for help and more. Discussing these topics can offer freedom and insight on a topic that touches most people’s lives.

Online students are required to adapt or return to a completely new version of schooling that is, for the most part, done by themselves. Learning research-based and transferable strategies for reading, studying, and test-taking can help ensure their success.  

We kick off Season 2 of the podcast with a great conversation with Dr. Scott Hicks, Provost & Chief Academic Officer for Liberty University! We also welcome back Dr. Dustin DuBose as a guest host.

Failure feels like one of the biggest roadblocks anyone can face. It happens and often makes us feel unworthy to continue on our journey or calling. However, failure is not an end-all and be-all! How does success build itself up from the framework of failure, and how can we grow to view it as a strong point instead of a weakness?

Changing majors is stressful. Not only is it a big choice to make, but it can also potentially impact finances, occupation, and many other things as well. Join the On Life podcast and the Dean of Students, Dr. Brian Yates, as we each discuss how we faced major changes and how to navigate this path as an online student.

Online students are required to adapt or return to a completely new version of schooling that is, for the most part, done by themselves. Learning research-based and transferable strategies for reading, studying, and test-taking can help ensure their success.  

The Lord hand-selected His 12 disciples as men who would support and follow Him during His time on earth. They were the closest to Him, joined Him in intimate prayer, and were taught life lessons through His leadership and friendship. What does it mean for people to disciple and be disciples in the modern era? Join our Director of Commuter Life, Sheldon Farrington, as he tells us about discipleship and how it looks today.

Procrastination and time management are two of the biggest issues plaguing students today. The online student has to balance those issues alongside work, family, and other tasks they have to deal with each day. Listen to Christen Gery, the Director of Graduate Life, as she discusses her tips and tricks to balancing time, family, and life.

We have been created by a divine Creator who has blessed us with unique skills and talents for our lives. No individual looks like another, and we are given the opportunity to use our specific characteristics to honor and bring glory to the Father.