| Welcome to the MTC web page for and about adult learners. MTC offers many programs and services to help adults achieve their personal, professional and educational goals. Many adults attend college to retool skills, earn prerequisites for another level of study, pursue a conventional degree or earn professional credentials. College offers many possibilities for career paths and employment options which can make the hard work, doubt and frustrations and even sacrifices worth it all on the road to a better future. MTC offers a wide array of services to meet the needs of adult learners. | |
| Typically, if you meet any of the following requirements, you may be considered an adult learner:
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Resources at MTC
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| Financial Resources for College Although there are lots of differences between adults returning to college and traditional students, as far as financial aid is concerned, the steps are pretty much the same. Whether it's your first time applying for financial aid and you need to know how to get started, or it's just one more thing on your to-do list, we're here to help you find your way! Believe it or not, getting money for college is not as confusing or complicated as you might think. The financial aid process is a little bit different for each student, but there are a few things that hold true for just about everyone. First, apply even if you think you won't qualify. There are many variables involved in determining eligibility and there's just no way to know for sure if you don't try. Second, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) determines eligibility for Federal Student Aid programs as well as eligibility for many private grants, state aid and scholarship programs. Filing the FAFSA is essential even if you don't think you will qualify for federal aid. Please see details on "How to Apply" by clicking the Student Financial Services link below.
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Featured Professional
Hear from MTC graduates. Some are seasoned professionals while others are on the front end of their careers. They come from all walks of life and their stories vary dramatically. Some of their career paths are straightforward and some scale numerous hurdles to reach the desired goal. They discuss their occupations and give valuable advice to students who might aspire to enter and succeed in their professions. |
Credit by Examination Resources
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Academic and Student Support
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Career Resources and Planning
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Student Success Strategies for the Adult Student |
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| If you are an adult student and are aware of information or services that should be included on this web page, please contact the page administrator. | |
