• Adult students often have unique goals that require a more flexible design of learning experiences.
Students in the Adult Degree Program may earn a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree through the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies (IST) and tailor their program of study to meet their individual needs through one of seven fields of study.
• Adult students have family, work, & community responsibilities that limit times available for attending class.
Students in the Adult Degree Program may schedule classes during the day, in the evenings, on the weekends, or online. They may select courses from more than 30 academic departments in the University.
The Adult Degree Program begins with a foundation course that helps students review effective adult learning methods, clarify goals, and become acquainted with resources at the University and the nature of interdisciplinary studies. They have access to excellent advising before entry and throughout their educational experience.
• Adult students bring to their classes a broader perspective than most traditional students.
An interdisciplinary program allows them to explore the approaches of several different academic disciplines to a particular area of interest. Ongoing guidance and support of advisors and faculty in choosing a field of study and appropriate classes enable every student to meet desired educational goals.
• Adult students have a variety of experiences and fulfill many roles over their lifetimes.
Students may receive credit for prior learning as part of their degree program.
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