As a nontraditional student, you have the advantage of life experience. In pursuing this exciting chapter, you may be asking: “Can I fit college into an already busy schedule?” With careful planning and effective study strategies, you can make academic progress while balancing your responsibilities and personal well-being.
These tools and resources can help you maximize your time at Pitt effectively and efficiently so that you can enjoy a successful academic journey.
Academic Coaching
Academic Coaches are here to support you individually and to facilitate your academic success and well-being. Whether you would like to improve your grades, use your time efficiently, or learn study strategies that work for you, an Academic Coach can help.
Study Skills Tools and Resources
Hillman Library Resources for Nontraditional Students
This library guide is specially designed to connect adult students to library resources. Find books and items you can borrow, guidance on various academic topics, and librarians who can offer individualized support.
Academic and Career Planning Courses
Check out these courses for new CGS students or any transfer student. Both courses are instructed by professionals who are equipped to work with nontraditional students.