Catherine enrolled in USU’s Human Development and Family Studies degree because she wanted to be able to connect with people and help them improve their lives while making an impact in her community.
Joana initially selected an online education over an in-person experience because of the versatility it provided in her life. An online education allowed her the flexibility to get married, join the military and work for a local school while still getting...
Balancing coursework with a job plus motherhood can be difficult, Sullivan said, but USU’s online programs provided her with a pliable schedule where she could do homework during naptime or after the kids went to bed for the night.
COVID-19 sparked Nate Sealover’s decision to ignite his career by starting his online master's program in the Health Education and Promotion program at Utah State University
