Sometimes in life, you need options. That applies to your education too. Not everyone can make it to a regularly scheduled course on campus. That's why Grand Valley State University offers fully online and hybrid classes and programs. Online learning provides for flexible scheduling and balancing the needs of family and work.
Don't let distance, work, or other constraints keep you from getting a quality education. Take the time to explore this site to learn more about your options for online and hybrid learning at Grand Valley State University.
BENEFITS of ONLINE LEARNING AT GVSU
No matter where or when it's most convenient for you to learn, online courses from GVSU deliver the academic excellence you expect with the flexibility you need. You will have the opportunity to interact with your professor and classmates, share insights about course content, and engage in dialogue from wherever you are.
Online Education at Grand Valley State University provides high quality courses, innovative programs, and offers flexible learning options to meet student needs.
- High Quality - Courses are taught by faculty acclaimed for both their scholarship and real-world experience.
- Innovative - Cutting-edge programs relevant to today's economy make Grand Valley one of the top 10 public universities in the Midwest for its graduate programs according to U.S. News & World Report.
- Convenient and Flexible - Online offerings provide you the convenience of taking your learning anywhere and the opportunity to study at your own pace, allowing you to better manage your work and family schedules.
Online learning provides for flexible scheduling and balancing the needs of family and work.
“I'm a full-time student and I work full-time as well. I'm also a commuter student, so If I don't have to drive to Allendale or Grand Rapids, I'll save my gas and time. Taking hybrid and online courses allows me to have a more flexible school schedule around a strict work schedule. While sometimes I prefer an in-seat class, some of the classes I wanted and needed to take were not available at times that fit my schedule. Having online and hybrid courses allow me to still take what I want and need to take when it works for me.”
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Carolyn Mathis