The WGU and Grammarly partnership exemplifies how technology, when thoughtfully integrated and aligned with institutional missions, can transform educational experiences at scale.
Apprenticeship programs present a win-win scenario for employers and employees. Employers can help fill their workforce needs by training, retaining and promoting their own trusted employees. Employees get paid, fill the “experience gap” missing from most degree programs, learn from experienced mentors and supervisors, and take on little to no student debt.
WGU Academy is celebrating its sixth anniversary and the more than 70,000 students who have begun their WGU journey with us. Academy was created to assist an ever-increasing number of prospective students who need an academic credential for career progress but lack readiness for academic success. These students face a variety of barriers that prevent them from achieving their goals.
This is a session recap from the 2025 ASU+GSV Summit, featuring WGU’s Courtney Hills McBeth and Mallory Dwinal-Palisch from Craft Education. Watch the full session below.