Welcome to the Global Campus Connection! Taking classes online can be isolating, but it doesn't need to be. We want to support you with as many resources as possible to reach your goals and feel connected to campus. We'll post every Friday afternoon to share tips for success for online learning, campus resources, student and... Continue Reading →
Although NMU does require math competency as a graduation requirement for all bachelor's degree-seeking students, your academic history will determine whether or not you'll need to take a placement test. All students must take the online Math Placement Test unless you meet one of the following criteria: You have already earned NMU credit for MA... Continue Reading →
Whether you have prior NMU credit or are transferring college-level credit from a different institution (or many for that matter), you can receive an unofficial degree evaluation from the NMU Global Campus before you even apply. You'll receive an estimate of how many credits remain to complete your degree and how much time it's likely... Continue Reading →
"We are trying to keep the same kind of interactive assignments, the same level of professor to student interaction, and the same level of exposure to experimental design that we expect in our face-to-face classes."Dr. Jon Barch, Assistant Professor of Psychology When you think of studying psychology, do you think of lab experiments, conducting surveys... Continue Reading →
Let's make a pact to start the semester off on a positive note. 2021 is a blank slate and the first week of a new semester is a chance to refocus. Sometimes it's hard to look at the whole pie, and it's easy to get overwhelmed. Choose to take it a day at a time,... Continue Reading →
Most might think a digital cleanse means taking time away from electronic devices. Unplugging, if you will. While that can be a helpful way to prioritize the way you use your time, this digital cleanse very much involves using these devices and preparing for a new semester: Clean-up your DesktopTake the time to look at... Continue Reading →
Guest writer: Katie Korpi, Dir. of Career Services, NMU I meet with individuals regularly to talk with them about their unique and amazing qualities and experiences, both in work and in life. I hear stories about artistic skill, technical problem-solving, heartfelt caregiving and healthcare, and so much more. NMU students and alumni are incredible people,... Continue Reading →
2020 has had it's share of challenges, but not more than could keep Wildcats from reaching their goals of earning a degree. NMU celebrates all the graduates of 2020 next Sunday, December 6 in a live virtual event. In preparation, some of the Global Campus graduates share thoughts on their big achievement: “I have now... Continue Reading →
Imposter syndrome or the imposter phenomenon reflects a belief that you’re incompetent or incapable despite demonstrating skills and abilities that prove otherwise. Sound familiar? Returning to college after several years away from the textbook grind can intensify these feelings. Although they don't try to let on that this doubt is burrowing deep within, it often... Continue Reading →
Self-care is your best weapon against burnout. Mind your mental and physical fitness throughout each semester. The more you're in tune with how your emotions and body react to stress, the better you'll be able to identify when you need to take a step back and hit the reset button. Here are some tips to... Continue Reading →
We are half way through the semester, which means you're likely balancing your remaining work for this semester and trying to squeeze in time with friends and family. How do you feel you've managed your workload? Are you still focused? If you're struggling, we put together some tips to help you refocus and stay on... Continue Reading →
