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Massachusetts Nontraditional Student Groups and Support
Welcome. If you are a Nontraditional Student, thinking about it, know somebody who is, or are somebody who helps nontrads, you can join a Nontrad Group. Just click on a link below to go to each site.
Welcome to the Massachusetts Nontraditional Student Page- providing
help and support for all nontraditional students living in Massachusetts.
Are you a nontraditional student in Massachusetts? Or do you help nontrads? You have come to the right place.
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Schools with Nontraditional Student Support
The Nontraditional Student Programs at Wellesley College - this site features the David Degree Program and the Post Baccalaureate Study Program. There are currently over 50 students enrolled in this program. Check it out here: http://www.wellesley.edu/NSP/index.html
Wentworth Institute of Technology, located in Boston, MA, explains in the Dean's message
"The non-traditional student population at Wentworth is a very important part of the campus culture. Non-traditional students are those over the age of 25, who are either going to college for the first time, or have gone back to school full-time to finish their degree. This diverse group of students often has families, full-time jobs, and other commitments and responsibilities that the traditional college age (18-24) student is not faced with. It is for these reasons that we pay particular attention to the needs and concerns of our non-trads, and try to provide them with as much support and as many resources as possible."
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.
Do you have a Kentucky group 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. This group may be part of a GED program, a Trade School Program, a College Program, or a University Program.
You may also send resources or help links for nontraditional students, which will be put on the page as space permits.
Check
here for more Kentucky resources soon .
Also, check out some other Nontraditional Student sites: