Adult Re-Entry & Non-Traditional Students
Our program offers guidance designed with adult students in mind, recognizing the responsibilities you may be balancing alongside your education. Whether you're new to college or returning after time away, we're here to help you navigate challenges, stay on track, and make the most of your experience at CGCC.
We’ll check in with you regularly and encourage you to reach out anytime – whether you need direction, have a question, or just want to talk through your next step.
Who is an adult re-entry and non-traditional student?
Who is an adult re-entry and non-traditional student?
You may identify to this population if you are:
- Are over the age of 24
- Work full-time
- Are a parent or a caregiver
- Are returning to college after a break or starting college for the first time
- Are coming to college to realign your career goals
Student Support & Advising Benefits
Student Support & Advising Benefits
CGCC provides a range of benefits designed to help students succeed academically, socially, and personally. From personalized advising to engagement opportunities, our programs equip you with the tools, guidance, and support you need to thrive in college.
- New Student Advising: Upon registering for Coyote Kickoff, first-semester advising and class recommendations are available to help new-to-college students start strong.
- Navigating College Life: Gain knowledge of tools and information to help you feel confident managing college expectations and systems.
- Discussing Goals: Have focused, one-on-one conversations to clarify your academic goals, with guidance that fits your unique path.
- Connecting to Campus Services: Learn how to access the campus resources that support your success, such as tutoring, tech help, or financial aid.
- Exploring Engagement Opportunities: Discover ways to get involved on campus that align with your interests and experience with others who understand your experiences, helping you build a supportive network.
- Guidance Through Transitions: Get answers and support as your path evolves, whether you're thinking about dropping a class, switching majors, or celebrating graduation.
Important Student Guidance and Resources
Important Student Guidance and Resources
Please pay attention to these key resources available to support your academic and career success.
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Students with Prior College Credit: For help with class and semester planning, contact or schedule an appointment with an Academic Advisor.
- For assistance with career transitions and exploring new career paths, make an appointment with Career Services.