Advisors are supposed to work with the student and, of course, make a schedule. They're also there to work on the career goals, what's out there in the job market, because your advisor is the expert in your career field.

No plans in the future right now. We're trying to figure out what we want for advisement for the future of JSU.

They're adults and we're going to treat them like adults. If they want help and seek out guidance in any aspect of their career or major, then I'm sure their advisor will do that to their utmost ability. If they just wants to run through real quick, I'm sure they'll just sign off on it.

Having the Internet courses helps allow flexibility for students who may live far away or even work a full-time job.

When I walked in the locker room (before the game) ... I could tell he was focused. He just went out there and did his thing.

We have received phone calls from students that go to school in New York and Florida who have been interested in our courses, because they are cheaper, and their school does not have particular classes that they need available for them.