Is a college degree worth the cost and effort?
Absolutely! Earning a bachelor’s degree can have many benefits to the individual and society.
Research shows that college graduates on average make $32,000 more annually than someone who does not hold a degree and that they are less likely to be to be unemployed. Graduates are 47% more likely to have health insurance and 72% more likely to have a retirement plan.
College graduates are more likely to be civically engaged and involved in their communities.
These are just a few reasons why higher education is an investment worth making.
Credit for Prior Learning
Did you know you can receive college credit for knowledge acquired outside of the classroom? Prior learning can be acquired from, but not limited to, work and life experiences, non-degree-granting institutions, professional training, military training, or open-source learning.
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Find out if you can receive credit for prior learning experiences toward earning your degree!
Prior learning assessments may cover: