As an adult/non-traditional student, you are an intricate part of the university fabric. But for some adult students, returning to school can be an intimidating experience. The Adult and Commuter Student Services office has many resources and services that are designed to ease your transition into college, as well as support you academically and socially as an adult learner.

WHAT MAKES ME AN ADULT STUDENT?

Our defined population of adult students is 25 years-and-older, usually attends school full or part-time, works full or part-time, may be married, single, divorced, or widowed. Adult students may have a child or children, or have other family responsibilities. An adult student may have started college some time ago, or may be a first time college student later in life.

Services for Adult Students:

• Adult Student/Commuter Lounge
• Quiet Study Area
• Adult-oriented training seminars
• Individual tutoring by appointment (English/Writing)
• Campus and Community Resource Information
• Child Care Information and Referrals
• Off Campus or On Campus Family Housing Information

Additional Resources

• Adult Student Association
• Adult Scholarship Information
• Educational/Academic Support
• McWherter Library
• Information Technology Helpdesk