Is Online Learning Right for You?
Many students prefer online learning. They enjoy taking greater control of their studies and working at their own pace to meet deadlines rather than attending scheduled classes. Some report that online discussions are more interesting than classroom discussions, because the participants reflect more carefully on what they write and because discussions are less likely to be dominated by one or two individuals. For others, online classes are the perfect way to combine higher education with work, family, or other responsibilities. Interviews and surveys show that high-performing online learners share some important characteristics. Students are most likely to succeed in online courses when they:
- have reliable access to an Internet-connected computer.
- know how to navigate websites, manage email, work with files, and do other basic computer tasks.
- can organize their own time to complete assignments and meet deadlines.
- participate actively in online discussions.
- are comfortable asking for help or clarification when needed.
- are prepared to work as hard online as they would in a face-to-face class.

If you are undecided, talk to a UWG Online representative and to your family and friends. Will UWG|Online help you achieve your academic goals? Will you have the time, technical resources, and moral support you need? If so, UWG|Online might be one of the most rewarding experiences of your educational career.
If you still have questions about online learning at UWG, check out our Online Student Guide for more information about technical requirements, resources, and related student services? UWG Online Student Guide
You can also review our UWG Online Orientation for even more insight into what online classes are like here at UWG.
Also check out a demo course Go to http://westga.view.usg.edu/
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