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Degree Forward is committed to supporting adult learners and working professionals by eliminating the barriers that often stand in the way of earning a degree. We understand that challenges such as balancing work, family responsibilities, finances, and academic demands can make degree completion difficult. That’s why our program is designed to provide the essential support students need to succeed.

How We Mitigate Barriers

Our holistic approach ensures that students receive not only academic guidance but also the practical resources necessary to stay on track. We address key obstacles such as:

• Academic Support: Personalized one-on-one coaching and cohort-based sessions help students navigate coursework, develop strong study habits, and stay accountable.

• Flexible Learning: Our program is primarily online, allowing students to learn at their own pace while also offering in-person support for those who benefit from face-to-face interaction.

• Financial & Resource Assistance: Degree Forward connects students to resources that help with tuition support, scholarships, and financial planning to ease the burden of educational costs.

• Basic Needs Support: Recognizing that food insecurity can impact academic performance, we work to connect students with food resources, meal programs, and community partnerships to ensure no student has to choose between education and a meal.

• Time & Work Balance Strategies: We provide strategies and tools to help students effectively manage their time while juggling jobs, families, and coursework.

Empowering Success Through Community

At Degree Forward, we foster a supportive network where students can engage with peers, mentors, and career professionals. Our community-based approach helps learners stay motivated, share resources, and build connections that last beyond graduation.

By addressing real-life challenges and ensuring students have access to both academic and personal support, Degree Forward makes it possible for adult learners to achieve their educational goals without sacrificing their well-being.