This study explored rural college students' perceived problems of online learning and the solutions students aware. Through the open questionnaire, interview, and focus group, the researcher has collected data from seventy-one college students in a rural area. The research results have categorized into five types (including 116 items) of online learning problems and six types (including 88 items) of students' suggested solutions. Several issues have discussed as following: "Students have many and vary online learning problems," "The suggested solutions are less than aware problems," and "Students are lack of awareness of equipping online learning competencies." Four revelations have been inferred: cultivating students' online learning competencies, proclaiming the ideas of autonomous learners, innovating online learning interaction through technologies, and massive online learning problems entailing a need of supporting policies.