For Adult Students

Did you know that — with a college degree — you are more likely to stay employed, buy houses, marry, pay taxes, avoid welfare, volunteer for socially useful causes, vote, be happier and healthier, and live longer? And over their lifetime, studies have shown that — on average — college graduates earn $2 million in wages (that’s more than $1 million more than high school graduates make).

Going to and graduating from college as an adult student is an investment in yourself that pays off, and there are resources to help you through the process.

GED and Diploma Resources:

Earning your GED or Diploma is the first step towards college. Find information on free GED and Diploma programs, as well as, adult literacy programs.

Find a College that Works for You:

There are many colleges in the Philadelphia area to choose from, and many more nationwide. Learn how to find out the right program for you, and how to earn college credit for your life experience.

Budget for College:

Learn about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), scholarships and loans. Going to college is an investment, but there are many resources to help you balance the cost with your other financial responsibilities.

Succeed in College:

Learn about online study resources and free computer centers.

Resources for Veterans:

As a Veteran there are a number of programs that will support you as you continue your education, and help you understand the educational benefits you’ve earned.