Enhanced virtual experience
Online learning and networking
Online or on campus, every student is a valued member of the Olin community.
At WashU Olin, we understand that community is an important part of the educational experience for online students. You want to form relationships with faculty and classmates, connect with class speakers, and build your professional network.
We have a standing invitation for online students to visit us on campus. Attend one of our on-campus events for online students, or stop by anytime it’s convenient for you. We’d love to welcome you and show you around the school.
Check out our professors in action
Online courses include video modules with important content. Professors combine blended learning and student engagement in their live class sessions.
Online class delivery playlistDynamic learning experience
Course instructors work closely with the Center for Digital Education to deliver asynchronous curriculum in unique and memorable ways.
Build your network
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Embrace group assignments
Leverage group assignments to come together with classmates. In addition to focusing on your assignment, take time to also learn more about your peers.
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Join student associations
This is a great way to gain leadership experience and get to know other students. Attend an event on campus if you can, and consider becoming a peer-mentor.
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Reach out proactively
You’d be surprised how many Olin students and alumni are willing to connect. Just ask—from a connection request on LinkedIn to a meeting over coffee to a 30-minute call to chat.
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Virtual and in-person networking
There’s always something going on at Olin—both virtually and in person. Watch the calendar of events for opportunities to attend student-led and school-led events.
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Students and alumni
Olin boasts 3,000 students and 27,000 alumni. That’s a big network for you to tap into.
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Social media
Social media is a great way to keep up with WashU Olin and other students. Follow and like us, and don't forget to check out student groups based on special interests.
You would think we've been friends for ages—we have a very supportive cohort! Even though we are virtual, many of us have found ways to meet our classmates or jump online for virtual happy hours.
—Cali Brinkworth, Online MBA 2024