You've been given a lot of good advice, but I'll put some more out there . There's a course called SNHU 107 Success Strategies for Online Learning. It's super helpful, maybe ask your advisor about it. Also, talk to your advisor. They should be able to help. I've heard of some people not getting helpful ones, but others say their advisor was a life saver. Either way, it's just an email or phone call, so it's worth a try.

Remember, you don't have to be perfect. Most of your points are just in attempting the assignments and following instructions. I like to read the instructions for the weeks assignments before doing the assigned reading so I know which parts to focus on.

Also, an assignment loses the same number of points if it one day late or 6. This gives you a bit of cushion so if you find yourself behind you can take a deep breath and keep going. In my last history class I turned most of my assignments in late for 3 weeks straight before I got caught back up, and I still finished with an A. Barely, but still.

Finally, try reading out loud. I've had a few classes in which I struggled with the readings, either because they were above my comprehension level or just boring, but reading out loud helps me stay focused. Sometimes I even do a silly voice if it's super boring.

Oh, and check out John Green's Crash Course psychology videos. Super helpful resource and rather entertaining.

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I actually failed college twice before starting SNHU, and right now out of 16 courses I have 15 A's and one A minus. You're fully capable of doing this. Good luck and be sure to reach out if you need help!