Continuing Education

Continuing Education Career Changes refers to the practice of using part-time courses, certificates, and short training programs to move from

Continuing education career advancement refers to using part-time courses, certificates, and other structured learning after entering the workforce to qualify

Continuing Education Professional Development refers to structured learning that working adults pursue after entering a career to maintain, update, or

Continuing Education Workplace Learning refers to the courses, training sessions and skill-building activities that adults complete while employed to keep

Continuing Education Employer Sponsorship refers to an arrangement in which an employer pays some or all of the cost of

Continuing Education Scholarships are awards that help adults pay for courses, certificates, and degrees taken after they have left full-time

Continuing Education Financial Aid refers to money that helps adults pay for courses, certificates and training after they have left

Continuing Education Program Costs cover the tuition, fees, materials and other expenses that adults pay to take non-degree courses, workshops

Continuing education admissions is the process a school or program uses to decide who can enroll in its non-degree courses,

Continuing Education Enrollment is the process adults use to sign up for non-degree courses, workshops and certificate programs offered by