Concern #5: I haven’t studied for years. Shake off the cobwebs and start slowly if needed. Consider taking only one or two classes and choose subjects with which you are familiar. Nearly every college has study centers to assist you or tutors to provide more individualized attention. There are plenty of people around for support, […]
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Surviving College as a Nontraditional Student
It’s almost easier to define a traditional student, and if you don’t qualify for that, then you likely possess some characteristics of a nontraditional student! A traditional student is one who enters college within a year of high school graduation and whose primary focus is earning a college degree. Why does it make a difference? […]
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Why Choosing a College Major is Important
If you hope to finish college in two years with an associate degree or in four years with a bachelor’s degree, it is good to have a solid idea for your major before you start.
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WTK (What To Know) About College Transferring and Credits
It’s quite common for students to transfer from one college to another, but it’s important to know if there are restrictions on transferring credits.
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What to Know Before You Select Your College
Consider which college offers your program of interest and whether the school meets your preferences for class size and amount of time spent at school.
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No High School Diploma/GED? College is Still Possible. Here’s How.
Nontraditional students have plenty of options to start earning college credit while they finish their high school education.
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4 Secrets to Saving for Retirement
Preparing for retirement usually isn’t at the forefront of a college student’s mind, but if you’re attending college later in life, it’s important to start saving while you’re still in school.
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Military Tuition Assistance Programs for College Students
If you are an active duty military service member, you may qualify for tuition assistance that lets you take civilian college courses during off-duty hours.
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