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Adult learners --working professionals returning to college for an undergraduate
or graduate degree--represent a growing segment of America's college
student population. The days when a mid-term exam was the biggest challenge
you faced are long gone. You're juggling a multitude of responsibilities.
You have a career. You have a family. You have a life!
You also have ambition. You know that to be successful in your career
you cannot remain static. You must continue to grow and learn. And,
you realize the value a quality education plays in your continued growth
and success. You're looking for an education that will help you achieve
your goals. That's exactly what we offer at Chapman University College,
a program designed to serve the unique needs of working adult students
by providing a traditional, quality education in non-traditional, innovative
ways.
University College serves the higher educational needs of working adults
and other students who require alternatives to traditional campus-based
programs by creating and delivering innovative academic programming
that meets the needs of this growing population. University College
strives
to develop within adult learners the ability to think clearly, communicate
effectively, appreciate divergent points of view, value human and
cultural diversity, and make informed ethical judgments in an increasingly
complex,
interdependent world.
Research shows that today's working adult will change careers three
times. Typically, two of these career changes will require additional
training,
a professional or graduate degree. The educational opportunities
offered by University College help working professionals prepare
for these
transitions.
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