Alisha Todd’s Success at American National University With nearly 30 years of experience in the medical field, Alisha Todd has spent much of her career caring for others and building a foundation for her own professional growth. After moving from Michigan to Tennessee in 2012, she continued her career inRead More

Precious Wilson’s Experiences at American National University Precious in her American National University regalia! Born and raised in central Florida, Precious Wilson has built a career defined by adaptability, growth and a willingness to embrace new opportunities. After 11 years working in dentistry, Precious was recently promoted to practice manager,Read More

What American National University’s Zoom-Based Format Means for Working Adults Online education has made earning a college degree more accessible for working adults. But not all online classes work the same way. Some online programs are primarily self-paced. Students log in when it’s convenient, watch recorded lectures, complete assignments, andRead More

A CPL Guide for Veterans at ANU Military service can provide years of training, technical knowledge, leadership experience, and specialized skills. When veterans and service members transition to college, an important question is whether some of that learning can count toward a degree. In many cases, it may. Through aRead More

Searching for accredited online nursing programs can quickly become confusing. One school may describe itself as accredited, another may highlight accreditation of a specific nursing program, and another may emphasize approval from a state board of nursing. These terms can sound interchangeable, but they don’t mean the same thing. UnderstandingRead More

Lily Cedeño’s Journey Back to Healthcare at American National University This interview was conducted in Spanish and translated by Kary Alicea.  For Lily Cedeño, healthcare has always been more than a career. Originally from Ecuador, Lily is a dermatologist by profession and spent years building her life and career beforeRead More

Written by American National University’s Provost and Senior Professor, Lucas Kavlie When I completed my undergraduate degree, I started with a date. I wrote down the month and year I intended to walk across the stage, and then I worked backward from it. How many credits stood between me andRead More

For many students, earning a college degree is connected to a larger goal: starting a career, changing careers, advancing professionally, or developing skills for new opportunities. While completing a degree is an important milestone, preparing for the workplace shouldn’t wait until graduation. At American National University, career preparation is partRead More

For decades, prospective students were frequently advised to attend a “regionally accredited” institution because regional accreditation was widely viewed as the highest standard of institutional quality. That advice became deeply embedded in higher education publications, employer guidance, transfer credit policies, and more recently, search engines and artificial intelligence (AI) systemsRead More

Choosing among today’s online colleges can feel overwhelming. With hundreds of schools advertising flexible schedules, affordable tuition, and accelerated programs, how do you know which one is right for you? The answer starts with looking beyond marketing claims and focusing on what truly matters for your education and career. StartRead More