Online with USU

Today we talk about our experience and preference between being an early riser and late night-er. While we have our definite favorite, we'd love to hear your thoughts!--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

The COMDDE program is one of USU Online's largest programs, and for good reason! We're joined by Kristy Meeks, who is the advisor for first bachelor's students. As a graduate of the program herself, she provides valuable insight into what the curriculum and faculty are like, and where the program can take you. If you are interested in becoming a speech language pathologist or audiology, this is the program for you. You can learn more about the program at comdde.usu.edu.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Alexis joins us as we wrap up our conversation about the learning styles highlighted in the SmarterMeasurer's self-assessment. Listen in as we talk about social vs solitary and aural vs verbal.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Alexis joins Dan to talk about how purpose and hope play a part in our grittiness. To get caught up, listen to Part 1 and Part 2.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Today we have a conversation about the learning styles that the SmarterMeasure self-assessment lists out. In this episode we focus on three styles: physical, visual, and logical. Get inspired as we share how we've utilized each of these learning styles i our own academic endeavors.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Adjusting to college classes can be hard, and sometimes we need a little extra help or accommodation to maximize our studying. David Pruden from the Disability Resource Center joins us to talk about what the center does and how it can help any student achieve academic success. Even if you don't think you need help or have a disability, the DRC can help you identify accommodations you may need to do the best you can in your courses. Visit usu.edu/drc to learn more!--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

How do interest and practice play into grit? That's what the Online with USU team dives into this episode. Where is the line between pursuing passion and practicality? What is deliberate practice and how does it differ from flow? --Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Erin Bergeron chats with Dan about the bachelor's of Management from the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business here at USU. They discuss how the management program became what it is today, the expectations students should have and what is expected of students. Alece Newberry, the Career Specialist for management students, also joins Dan and Erin to give insight into how she can help students prepare for and find a job and career after graduation. If you want to know more about the program, you can do so here.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Today we're joined by Tressa Haderlie, one of USU's academic advisors for psychology. We ask her about the program, expectations for students, and what you should expect, as well as how you can prepare for the program. If you're interested in psychology, this is the podcast for you! Learn more about USU's psychology program here.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Did you know USU's online psychology bachelor's is 13th in the nation (USNWR, 2022)? We sit down with Tressa Haderlie, one of the program's academic advisors, to discuss what the program is like, how to prepare, and where you can go with your bachelor's in psychology.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Alexis joins us once again in a debate about which is better, typed or hand-written notes. With Dan supporting hand-written notes and Alexis typed notes, they both argue why their respective style is best. Join the conversation on social media and let us know what your thoughts are!--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Darrell Harris joins Jessica to talk about the Student Money Management Center (SMMC), USU's FREE financial resources geared towards helping students develop good money habits that make them more likely to persist and thrive while studying. You can learn more about the SMMC at usu.edu/smmc.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Learn more about the Health Education and Promotion track of USU Online's Master of Public Health. We talk with program director Julie Gast about the curriculum, expectations for students, and the various experience students will have. If you're passionate about public health and education, this is a program for you! You can reach out to Julie Gast for more information or visit usu.edu/online.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

This semester for #USUOnlineReads is Grit by Angela Duckworth. Join us as we talk about what it means to be gritty and how we can develop our own grit.--Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

With the start of not only a new year, but a new semester, we talk about how to make goals for this semester that you'll stick to. --Connect with USU OnlineWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

We kick off this season of Online with USU by talking about how to identify the ways you're prepared for online learning and areas that may be weaker. USU Online offers a SmarterMeasure evaluation that allows you to look at how life factors, learning habits, and natural aptitudes will support your online learning environment. You'll also get tools and resources in each area so you can turn weak spots into strengths. You can take the survey at usuonline.smartermeasure.com.

We've talked a lot this semester about how to be successful in your online learning endeavors. Today, we share the experiences where we didn't take sage advice and had to face the consequences. Take a study break and enjoy our confessions and funny stories!--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

With finals fast approaching, we talking about how to recognize and manage stress during one of the busiest times of the semester for students. For a more in-depth conversation on managing stress and anxiety during tests, watch the webinar that Dan hosted with Lisa Whitfield a few years ago. You can view that webinar here.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

In this episode we wrap up our discussion about 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. We talk about the four areas that are important to maintain and renew often to help us in our progress in developing the first six habits. If you've read the book along with us, share your thoughts or tell us about any changes you've noticed in your life as you've worked on developing these habits.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

We take a look at how people view online programs and how it has changed in recent years. Why do some people find online programs difficult when others find them much easier? How does our approach to online programs impact our perception of and success in online programs? Share your thoughts with us!--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Sometimes communicating with professors is hard, especially in an online class, but it doesn't have to be! We talk about best practices for reaching out to your professors so you can establish a good foundation for your academic experience in their class. --Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

This week we're continuing our conversation about Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. We discuss habits 4-6, called Public Victories, which will start to follow naturally as we develop the Private Victory habits. Join us in the conversation by reading along with us in preparation for next month's episode covering habit 7. Send us your own thoughts on social media or email. We'd love to hear how implementing these habits transforms your life and academic experience.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

In today's episode, Dan and Jessica are joined by Sarah Tulane, one of USU's academic advisors! Why is it important to talk to you advisor? What is the best way to prepare to talk to my advisor? What can my advisor help with? We address these questions and more in today's episode of Online with USU.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Today, we talk about note-taking and how we've each approached it during our studies. Come get inspired about how you can change your note-taking habits so they work better for you. We also discuss the Cornell Note style, which you can learn more about here.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Learn about effective test prep. For a test-prep checklist and more study strategies, visit USU's Test Ready resources.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

This week we're kicking off our USU Online Book Club! This semester we'll be discussing Stephen Covey's 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. This first episode we're talking about the first three habits, called Personal Victories. Join us in the conversation by reading along with us in preparation for next month's episode covering habits 4-6. Send us your own thoughts on social media or email. We'd love to hear how implementing these habits transforms your life and academic experience.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

Effective time management is today's topic for Online with USU. Dan and Jessica talk about completing a time audit, scheduling time, and prioritizing assignments. Learn more about Covey's Four Quadrants for time management here.--Connect with USU OnlineFacebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

An online learning environment presents its own challenges. Today we discuss our recommended habits to start developing to excel in your online courses. Any habits you also thing help contribute to success as an online student? Let us know on Twitter at @usuonline. Check out the full list of success habits at usu.edu/online/success!Connect with USU Online:Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

An online learning environment presents its own challenges. Today we discuss our recommended habits to start developing to excel in your online courses. Any habits you also thing help contribute to success as an online student? Let us know on Twitter at @usuonline. Check out the full list of success habits at usu.edu/online/success!Connect with USU Online:Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

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Jessica and Dan go over what the learning experience is like with USU Online: from expectations you should have, how to prepare, and how online gives you freedom and flexibility to accomplish what you need to do.Interested in pursuing your degree online? Learn more at online.usu.edu.