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Lifelong Learner column
Nontraditional students are a growing majority in higher education. See how flexible degree programs help adult learners earn a degree on their terms.
Whether you’re just starting college, returning after some time away or continuing your education as an adult learner, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid – known widely as the FAFSA form – is your main gateway to grants, scholarships, work-study funds and loans.
Students from rural communities and small towns can bring a rich set of strengths and perspectives to college — from leadership experience and resourcefulness to…
Explore one UW–Madison adult student's inspiring journey of overcoming addiction and how recovery shaped her academic and personal growth.
Our academic advising manager shares tips from learners for adult students returning to school this fall. Have a great year!
Learn some tips from our experts on how to assess and revive your online presence for professional purposes.
Learn about realities and resources for college students facing basic needs insecurity, and how colleges and universities can offer help.
Returning to school as an adult student can be challenging. An educational counselor shares tips to help you through the process.
Online programs are expanding access for groups who’ve been left out of university spaces. See what adult learners should consider about online degrees.
Four common myths about earning your college degree online — and what you should know instead.
Learn some tips -- like how to find funding sources -- from one of our student services coordinators on how to fund your return to college as an adult student.