The Adult Studies Program at Mount Union College began in the fall of 1992 with courses offered during the evening hours for students unable to participate in the traditional college program.
Classes generally meet one night a week, and most students plan a part-time schedule.
Through the development of a portfolio, students may be granted credit for college-level knowledge acquired outside the classroom. Qualifying students may be eligible for some financial assistance through federal or state programs. Some scholarships and grants are available from organizations that offer support to adult learners. Students interested in the Adult Studies Program should visit the Adult Studies Center, located in the Keener House, for assistance with the application process, information on credit for prior college work, and advice on building a schedule of classes.