Schools with Nontraditional Student Support

Here are some older links and information about Nontraditional Student support in this state. There may still be some clues here to help you find help and support at your school. Please pardon any links that no longer work. They will soon be deleted or fixed this year (2015).

Yale University at New Haven, Connecticut offers a special famous nontraditional student program which is named after a famous Yale graduate. It is called the Eli Whitney program. You can find out more about the program here:

http://www.yale.edu/admit/other/whitney/index.html. They also offer a non-degree program here: http://www.yale.edu/admit/other/nondegree/index.html

A 2011 Yahoo article suggests that there are three top colleges for nontraditional students in the state: Albertus Magnus College, Charter Oak State College, and Connecticut College. Find out more at the article here.

A 24 year old nontraditional student in the medical field writes on the Student Doctor Forum here about classes he is taking, and how he says it is "interesting" being in class with younger people.

Connecticut Scholarship Resources and other Nontrad links

Scholarships in Connecticut for Nontraditional Students and more

Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, Connecticut has a Scholarships Links page that includes many differnet kinds of scholarships.

The OEDb site has a list of scholarships for Connecticut students too.

Eastern Connecticut State University's Scholarship links are listed on this page.

Scholarships for Connecticut at the Scholarships.com site are here.

Three Rivers Community College in Norwich lists many scholarships here.

Connecticut College in New London has a Scholarship page here that also includes Fellowships.

Be sure to check the Scholarship Links pages One and Two right here on the Nontrad site too, for more quality, free scholarship links.

Good luck finding money for your educational journey.

You can add to this page.

We are currently compiling a list for students so that everyone will be able to join a Non-traditional student group when they go back to school, and also access quality scholarship and grant information.

Do you have a Connecticut group, information, a scholarship or grant that is not listed here? Fill out an easy and free form for a FREE listing on this page for your Non-traditional student group or for your information. The group may be part of a GED program, a Trade School Program, a College Program, or a University Program. The information may be for college, University, trade school, or GED information or financial aid.

You may also send resources or help links for nontraditional students, which will be put on the page as space permits.