The college planning website
BestColleges.com has included the University of Memphis on its list of the 50 best colleges for older students.
Between 2000 and 2011, the number of nontraditional students, ages 25 and older, enrolled in undergraduate programs rose 41 percent; they comprised 38 percent of all undergrads in 2011. According to
BestColleges, older students want to attend a college that will support their distinct needs and make them feel comfortable as they pursue higher education.
“Through the Adult and Commuter Student Services, adult students can find resources, such as an adult scholarship, to help make their time in school more successful,” reads the website. “The University of Memphis’ University College is designed for nontraditional students; it allows students to take classes on campus, online or in the hybrid format in order to fit individual schedules.”
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