I Am a Working Adult

How can I complete my degree and still work full time?

The Vermont State Colleges offer several ways you can complete your degree while fulfilling your many other responsibilities. Online, evening, and weekend courses are available for maximum flexibility. Learn more by searching all of our academic programs for those offered online.

How can I get college credit for my work and life experience?

Learn how you can get credit for what you know by visiting CCV’s Assessment of Prior Learning program.

Can I take courses approved by my employer?

Our colleges offer a variety of courses approved by Vermont employers. You can advance your career by taking certificate programs or improve your skill set with coursework in your area of expertise. Take the first step by learning more:

	Certificate Programs at CCV Workforce Education Programs at CCV Credits for Education Training Programs (ETES)
	Castleton Center for Schools
	Lyndon State College Center for Professional Studies
	Continuing Education & Workforce Development Institute for Applied Agriculture & Food Systems Electrical & Plumbing Apprenticeships
	JSC Certificate Programs

I want to take the next step and get an advanced degree.

You can pursue your graduate degree at the VSC. Programs ranging from Accounting to Computer Software Engineering are available. Search for the program that will suit your needs.

Is there financial aid for working adults to take college courses?

Financial aid is available for working adults. Learn more at Vermont Student Assistance Corporation.