¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II for Adult Undergraduates
Whether you're looking to begin your college career or finish one you've started, ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II is an ideal way to do it.
What is ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II?
¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II is a re-entry plan for adults who wish to complete or begin their undergraduate studies at ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ College. Prospective students are eligible for ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II if they have independent status as defined by the Higher Education Act of 1992 (at least 24 years of age, or a veteran, or married, or with legal dependents other than a spouse). This flexible daytime program is for those who wish to study either part or full time and emphasizes the development of a strong foundation in a wide range of basic academic skills.
¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II students take classes alongside traditional age students and learn in a supportive environment marked by small classes and close personal attention from faculty. ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷'s internship program provides students with practical experience that helps them to change a career or begin a new one.
The college accepts up to 64 credit hours for courses completed at other regionally
accredited two- and four-year institutions in which at least a grade of C- was earned.
Course credit may be transferred regardless of when the courses were taken, but must
be relevant to the ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ curriculum to be accepted. Part-time ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II are eligible
for a reduced per credit tuition fee. Full-time ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II students may be eligible
for financial aid. ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II is a non-residential program, but exceptions may be
made on a case-by-case basis for full-time students.
Meet Ruut
DeMeo ’20

¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II graduate
Read My Story“I gleaned so much from my teachers. They inspired and challenged me. For the two short years I got to spend at ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷, my work didn’t just matter to me, but it mattered to these incredibly gifted professionals, as well as to the other students. The camaraderie is something I didn’t know to expect but would not trade for anything.â€
More Information
To obtain more information about ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ II, contact admissions@goucher.edu or call 410.337.6100.
