Infographics from Online Colleges

LGBT Students: Empowerment and Community in the Digital Age

Brilliant Minds: Women in Mathematics

The College Student's Subsistence Diet

This infographic examines college students’ dependence on high-speed, convenient Internet access and the efforts of universities to respond to this demand.

Social Resume

Digital social resumes are a modern take on traditional resumes. Recruiters are looking in all sorts of interesting places for the next great employees for their companies. Learn more about social resumes in our infographic.

Profile of an Online College Student

Have you ever taken an online class, or would you take on? And just who are the nearly one-third of higher education students who are taking at least one online class? Check this infographic our to see if you fit the online college student profile.

Your Smartphone is Spying on You

Location-based apps can be useful for college -- they help students explore their campus and meet and make friends. LBS apps also build a marketplace where they can sell, buy or barter everything from bikes to tickets to tutoring. Take a look at the infographic to learn more.

The College Vote

Should college-age students be given more attention by Presidential candidates or are their votes already locked away? Check this infographic out to learn more about the political and social views of college students.

Smart phones, devoted users

Smartphones are becoming an integral part of our lives, and not just for their capacity to make phone calls. Some might even say our smartphones define us, telling the world more about us than we even realize. Check this infographic to see if you fall into the smartphone personality spectrum!

The mobile lives of college students

Smartphone usage is on the rise and no group of people is happier than college students -- who rarely leave their phone far from their grasp. Discover how and how often college students are using their smartphones in this infographic.

Social networks are changing our social lives

The rise of social media means less Americans are interacting in real life and more are using computers to socialize with friends and family instead. Find out what social networking sites they use to socialize and why they are using social media to interact with friends in the first place in this infographic.