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Many               people               go               back               to               college               after               that               initial               foray               through               higher               education,               while               many               others               take               an               opportunity               later               in               life               to               experience               college               for               the               first               time.

Some               must               take               courses               and               seminars               throughout               their               careers               as               part               of               "continuing               training"               requirements.

Whatever               your               fancy,               make               sure               you               pick               the               right               college               for               your               nontraditional               student               experience!

While               big,               brand-name               schools               may               sound               impressive,               they               may               be               more               expensive               and               be               geared               more               toward               19-year-old               kids               than               mature               adults.

According               to               the               Department               of               Education,               up               to               40%               of               college               students               are               age               25               or               older               and               up               to               90               million               adults               participate               in               some               form               of               adult               education               or               continuing               education               each               year.

As               one               might               expect,               cost               is               a               primary               concern               of               nontraditional               students,               many               of               whom               must               shoulder               most,               if               not               all,               of               the               financial               burden               themselves.
               A               first               mention               is               the               University               of               Texas               system,               which               offers               good               nontraditional               opportunities               at               its               numerous               branch               schools.

While               the               youngsters               party               it               up               in               Austin,               schools               like               theUniversity               of               Texas               at               the               Permian               Basin               (UTPB)               are               popular               with               an               older               crowd,               catering               to               individuals               who               need               a               4-year               institution               close               to               home.

The               flagship               schools               are               good               for               undergrads               who               can               live               away               from               their               hometowns,               while               smaller               schools               in               the               statewide               system               are               better               for               adults               who               have               job               and               family               obligations               and               are               rooted               in               one               location.

Furthermore,               small               schools               like               UTPB               are               a               better               deal               for               nontraditional               students               than               flagship               schools               (like               University               of               Texas               at               Austin)               because               their               tuition               and               fees               are               generally               lower.
               Likewise,               the               University               of               Texas               at               El               Paso               (UTEP)               has               earned               accolades               for               its               affordability               and               accomodation               of               nontraditional               students.
               Aside               from               the               nine               branch               schools               in               the               University               of               Texas               system,               the               Texas               A&M               system               has               eleven               branch               locations,               such               as               West               Texas               A&M               in               Canyon,               Texas.

WTAMU,               located               just               south               of               Amarillo               and               not               far               from               Lubbock               and               the               larger               Texas               Tech               University,               is               smaller               and               more               affordable               than               the               flagship               Texas               A&M               University               in               College               Station,               yet               offers               many               valuable               degree               programs.
               Some               schools               are               known               for               their               specialty               programs               that               may               appeal               more               to               older,               nontraditional               students.

For               example,               Sam               Houston               State               University,               located               in               the               Houston               metropolitan               area               in               east               Texas,               is               known               for               its               Criminal               Justice               programs.

These               higher-level               Criminal               Justice               and               Forensic               Science               programs               are               likely               to               appeal               to               those               who               already               have               experience               in               the               criminal               justice               and               law               enforcement               fields.

Specialty               programs               are               more               likely               to               be               beneficial               to               those               who               have               already               earned               Bachelor's               degrees               and               gotten               real-world               experience               in               a               given               field.

Older               students               returning               to               a               university               to               pursue               a               PhD,               for               instance,               would               do               well               to               look               more               at               the               reputation               of               a               specialty               program               at               a               smaller               school               instead               of               immediately               pursuing               entry               to               a               state's               flagship               university.
               So,               if               you're               looking               at               going               back               to               school,               look               close               to               home               before               you               set               your               eyes               on               the               state's               flagship               institution               -               you'll               save               money               and               feel               more               comfortable               in               a               more               age-appropriate               crowd.
               
               SOURCES:
               http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/returning.jsp
               http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/funding.jsp?tab=funding
               http://www.utpb.edu/non-traditional-students/
               http://ba.utpb.edu/accounting/cost-of-college/tuition-information/
               http://www.utsystem.edu/Affordability/
               http://www.viewpoints.com/The-University-of-Texas-at-El-Paso-review-c5bd1
               http://www.utsystem.edu/
               http://www.tamus.edu/
               http://www.cjcenter.org/about/
               http://shsucj.blogspot.com/2011/06/memorial-service-honors-stafs-donations.html






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