A dults have numerous opportunities to supplement their educations, pursue their interests or take up a new hobbies through the many continuing-education programs available at several colleges and universities in the Richmond area. There are programs designed specifically for people who work during the day, professionals who want to advance their careers and people who have not earned high school diplomas. There are no degree requirements.
Programs listed below have classes that meet at a variety of times.
For details on similar classes at area public schools, see locality pages. Colleges and universities Baptist Theological Seminary at Richmond offers education opportunities for ministers and laypeople, including a distance learning program. The Solon B. Cousins Lectures on Oct. 24-25, will feature Thornwald Lorenzen. J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. Personal-interest and avocational courses are provided through the Community Services office.