They are committed to helping such students maximize their University experiences. Counselors are available throughout the day and by appointment in the evening to discuss academic, personal, and professional concerns. Not only are they available for advising and counseling, but also for answering general questions about the University and to help make agreeable referrals. 1. adults 24 years of age or older, 2. veterans of the armed forces of the United States, 3. married students, and 4. students who have legal dependents.
Many nontraditional students face a time of uncertainty when they first enroll in college.
To help alleviate the anxiety that often occurs during the registration and enrollment processes, a special time has been set aside for registering such students. Dates and times can be learned by communication with the Office of Student Affairs. Nontraditional Student Support Services Nontraditional students may have special concerns when returning to the formal classroom. Therefore, the University has formalized a number of programs, services, policies, and procedures to ease the barriers to successful class work for those who do not fit the traditional profile of the college student. FHSU hopes to better meet the needs of those who want to take courses for concerns such as self enrichment, job advancement, career change, and professional certification.