Learn About UW-Marinette

NON TRADITIONAL STUDENTS

Returning to school as an older student with family and job responsibilities can be a formidable task. UW-Marinette is ideally suited for the non-traditional age (over 22 years old) student. Our small size, friendly atmosphere and support services will help you achieve your goals.

Adult/Non-Traditional Age Student Enrollment
Adult/Non-traditional age student enrollment at UW-Marinette is approximately 32% of the total student population. 16% are 30 and older; 16% are 22 - 29. With the average age of the UW-Marinette student at 26, our student body represents a broad spectrum of ages, previous preparation and backgrounds. At UW-Marinette, you are not alone.

Bachelor Degrees now available

Students with work and family obligations can now earn a Bachelor Degree from UW-Milwaukee, UW- Green Bay and other UW four-year schools by taking courses at UW-Marinette.

Adult Student Organizations

In addition to the Non-traditional Student Club at UW-Marinette, adult students often form study groups and offer help to each other on a regular basis. The size of our campus makes it very easy to meet people and make friends.

Child Care Services

UW-Marinette does not have on-site child care facilities. However, the Office of Student Services is your resource for information about local agencies for child care.

Credit Earning Alternatives

Check with the Office of Student Services about earning credit by exam.

Independent Study

The Office of Continuing Education Extension is your resource for Independent Study. Catalogs are available. Contact Jane Jones at jjones@uwc.edu

Support Services

UW-Marinette is committed to serving the special needs of older students who may have questions and need sevices on getting to or back into college, transfer and career issues, child care information and support, job services, or social services. Mary LaCasse, our Returning Adult Advisor on campus is available to help you. Contact her in the Student Services Office at (715) 735-4301.

And check out more information for adult learners on the UW System help website