Returning to College

At 46 years old, I returned to college, even though I wasn't prepared financially. I can prepare now, while I'm in college, to continue my educational career.

Starting or returning to college is sometime put off for various reasons. However, there are causes for the older adult to start or finish a degree.

I fit in well with the younger sect, in fact better than with my own-aged peers. Now day's most state college's hosts support groups for older "nontraditional" students. The one at my school faithfully invites me each month to the member's meeting.

There are thousands of adults that return to school each year to obtain a new degree or simply get some job training. Of course, this can pay off big in the end for many individuals. How does an older adult return to college?

Being the oldest student in a college class may be uncomfortable, but consider it an opportunity to meet interesting people. Age is not a barrier when adults share common interests and respect their differences.

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Older students are returning to college for a variety of reasons including the need to meet new friends, to help get a job promotion, or because they put it off due to other obligations.

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Half of the population of college students are older adults returning back to school. These new traditional students are conquering their fears and making waves with high GPA's. They are finding that they have what it takes to get a college degree.

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If you think it's too late in life to return to college and finish your education, think again. There are many good reasons you should give it a try.