Tips for Success

While distance education offers unique opportunities, it also poses some unique challenges, so it's worth investing a little time to discover where you and distance education make a good "fit," and - more importantly - where you may not.

If you want to review some of the common issues facing distance education students and learn a few simple tips to resolve them, try this short self-assessment:

1.   Do you like to read?

      If "yes," then go to question 2.

      If  "no," here are a few pointers on developing good reading skills.

2.   Are you good with time management?

      If "yes," then go to question 3.

      If "no," here are a few time management tips.

3.   Are you good with technology?

      If "yes," then go to question 4.

      If "no," here are a few important technology tips.

4.   Do you have good study habits?

      If "yes," pat yourself on the back and go to question 5.

      If "no," here are some study strategies you might want to consider.

5.   Do you worry that a distance education course might make you feel isolated?

      If "yes," rest assured that Indiana University High School's faculty and staff are here to help you build a sense of
      belonging in your course.

      If "no," then sit back and enjoy your courses!