Thanks to a partnership coordinated by World Campus Student Affairs, students can use the Headspace Care app and virtual mental health services at no cost for a year.
Navigating the landscape of relationships can be challenging, but when money enters the mix, the stakes can rise significantly. When there is a financial aspect to a relationship, it can be a unifying force or a source of tension because our money behaviors often reflect deeper dynamics and emotions.
Penn State World Campus provides 10 hours of tutoring free of charge to students in supported courses.
We asked a group of current students to discuss their favorite tools and share their best tips for time management and work/life balance.
It’s a time when many students eagerly anticipate the interesting topics they will explore in their courses and look forward to other exciting experiences the semester may bring.
We’re excited to introduce the members of the 2024 Penn State World Campus Homecoming Court!
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month is nationally recognized each September. Penn State World Campus Mental Health Case Manager Michelle Henry has answered some important questions that may affect students related this topic and the stigma surrounding mental health.
We reached out to a group of current World Campus students to find out what they were most worried about when preparing for their first semester — and to get their tips for managing that anxiety.
At Penn State World Campus, the Student Disability Services team supports students with a wide range of services and resources, including helping with any needed accommodation related to a disability or medical condition.
Current World Campus students share advice on preparing for your first semester and staying organized in your courses.