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Nontraditional Student Groups and Support

Schools with Nontraditional Student Support

Here are some older links and information about Nontraditional Student support in this state. There may still be some clues here to help you find help and support at your school.

Look for updates this year (2015). Or send in your information to bring this page up to date. Thanks!

The University of Maine, which is located in Orono, Main, has recently awarded Achievement awards to three lucky nontraditional students.

They also have discussion groups, veteran's services, and Nontrad meetings every Wednesday that include a brown bag lunch. They also celebrate Nontraditional Student week, and have Family nights with movies.

This University sounds very Nontraditional-student friendly.

You can find out more about the Nontrad Association at the University of Maine at their website here:

http://www.umaine.edu/nontradassociation/

NEW! Here is the webpage at the University of Maine, Orono, Maine for Commuter and Nontraditional Student Programs:

http://www.umaine.edu/cntsp/

This page features photos of nontraditional students and tells about their First Annual winners of the Non-Traditional Student Achievement Award. It also mentions a Commuter Student Lounge!

Here is the address from the page:

228 Memorial Union, Orono, Maine, 04469. Check the page fo

Also, they have an M-Project Guide page here:

http://www.umaine.edu/cntsp/mproject.html

(From the site)

" The M-Project is an exciting and interactive program that matches new students with experienced students to guide them through their first year on campus." What a great idea!

You can add to this page.

We are currently compiling a list for students so that everyone will be able to join a Non-traditional student group when they go back to school, and also access quality scholarship and grant information.

Do you have a Maine group, information, a scholarship or grant that is not listed here? Fill out an easy and free form for a FREE listing on this page for your Non-traditional student group or for your information. The group may be part of a GED program, a Trade School Program, a College Program, or a University Program. The information may be for college, University, trade school, or GED information or financial aid.

You may also send resources or help links for nontraditional students, which will be put on the page as space permits.