Are you looking at going back to college, but worried about the time commitments? It’s true that going back to school can be challenging or intimidating for many adults. New priorities, like children, full-time jobs, and the struggles of everyday life can make it seem like there’s just not enough time to pursue your education.
An accelerated degree program from Goodwin College can be the answer!
Goodwin’s flexible, accelerated degree programs are designed to serve learners at all stages of their educational journeys, with six class starts per year in regular 15-week and accelerated 7.5-week plans of study. Whether a student is pursuing a certificate, associate degree, or bachelor’s degree, Goodwin is widely recognized for its career and job training programs.
And our career-focused degrees are created with input from employers who provide critical information on the needs of today’s workforce. With day, evening, weekend, and online class options, flexibility is a key component in building programs around the demanding schedules of hard-working students so that they can become sought-after employees.
Goodwin’s financial aid advisors work with students on the many ways of making their college education affordable. Students are provided with practical information on managing their commitments, including a wide range of scholarship opportunities. Goodwin awards millions of dollars annually in financial aid.
When students are ready to begin their job search process, a full-time Career Services team supports them with resume reviews, practices interviews, networking opportunities, career fairs, and related workshops. These services are available to all Goodwin alumni, even years after graduation.
Interested in learning more about the accelerated degree programs at Goodwin College? Learn more today by calling 800-889-3282 or visiting www.goodwin.edu/learnmore. You can also interact with us on Facebook or Twitter!
Goodwin University is a nonprofit institution of higher education and is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), formerly known as the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC). Goodwin University was founded in 1999, with the goal of serving a diverse student population with career-focused degree programs that lead to strong employment outcomes.