Online Student Life at Spring Hill College

Kimi Nettuno: I teach yoga and meditation from the Christian perspective, which is how I got started at Spring Hill.

Logan Barrett: I got my bachelor’s in public relations from Auburn University.

Angela Nettles: So I wanted to finish my education. I only had six more classes left. I wanted to finish my classes.

Sophia Santalo: I found the need basically continue my education and get something that will not only allow me to do my job better, but to maybe potentially grow within my current field.

Kimi Nettuno: So I have three daughters who were all in college at the time. So I was like, this is just not going to be possible. I wouldn’t be able to do it without the online options. They just made it so tangible, so easy. And so I took the steps.

Sophia Santalo: I knew that I had made the right decision as to coming back home, basically, and to make my final decisions and my final steps in my educational journey through the same institution I always knew was going to be good for me.

Logan Barrett: So I found that the accessibility factor of this online program was really important. Being able to set my own time, set my own schedule.

Sophia Santalo: I love the class sizes. I love how personal the teachers and professors get to know their students. Spring Hill does a wonderful job letting us know that they’re here for us.

Angela Nettles: And I have two more classes left. I’m going to graduate in May. I’m 50 years old. So I say don’t give up.

Kimi Nettuno: I have been enriched mind, body, and spirit through the education that I’ve received at Spring Hill and I’m excited to keep going. I mean, I’m continuing forward, so it doesn’t stop here.