Pathways for Adult Learners Interest Form

Balancing work/school obligations (e.g., finding time/place to study)

Balancing family/school obligations (e.g., finding childcare)

Keeping up with course requirements

Making a course schedule or academic plan with an advisor

Knowing exactly what to do to complete my college education

Affording college (tuition, books, transportation, work-study, opportunity programs)

Succeeding in college after a long break in my education

Keeping up with new ways of taking classes (e.g., use of technology)

Reaching my personal and/or or educational goals

Finding my community of adult learners/connecting with other older adults

Knowing how to access resources available to me (tutoring, mental/health services, career center, disability services, food pantry, tutoring, scholarships, and opportunity programs)

Knowing how college directly connects to my career goals

Obtaining an internship experience

non-credit workforce development programs and scholarships, 100% online credentials, tuition-free options, transferring to a 4-year institution after earning an associate degree)

Adult Learner Program Offerings