This is the unofficial subreddit for students, alumni, and prospective learners of Newlane University, an affordable, self-paced, competency-based online institution.
The mission of Newlane University is: “To make quality online liberal arts higher education accessible to anyone on earth by breaking down the barriers of cost, schedule, and geography."
Newlane offers nationally accredited degree programs in Philosophy, Liberal Arts, and General Studies, making higher education more accessible to independent learners.
With a unique three-phase assessment model, students can progress at their own pace, mastering each subject before moving forward.
This subreddit is a space to discuss coursework, share study tips, ask questions, and connect with others navigating their Newlane journey.
Feel free to post your experiences, insights, and updates as we build a community of learners pursuing education on their own terms.
The official website is https://newlane.edu/
Great article!
I actually framed my associate degree from Pierpont Community and Technical College because, even though it’s "just" an associate’s, I’m super proud of it. And when I earn my bachelor’s degree—even though I’m newly retired—I’ll be hanging it right beside it.