Adult students: your degree is waiting...
We are making it easier for you to earn a degree or a certificate by providing more evening, weekend and online programs that fit your schedule.
TIP: Three resources to help you start
- The Office of Transfer and Adult Student Enrollment can answer your questions about credit transfer, enrollment, choosing courses and more. Schedule a visit with us!
Contact: 330-972-7009 or transfer@uakron.edu - Adult Focus provides preadmission advising and academic support services for adult and veteran students. Contact: 330-972-5793 or adultfocus@uakron.edu
- UA Solutions offers noncredit continuing education courses, professional development and certification programs.
Academics and how to apply
Academics
Apply to UA
Take classes online or in-person
In addition to our modern main campus in Akron, we offer courses online and at sites across the region.
Semester start dates
- Fall semester 2019: Monday, Aug. 26
- Spring semester 2020: Monday, Jan. 13
- Summer semester 2020: Monday, May 18
- Fall semester 2020: Monday, Aug. 24
- Spring semester 2021: Monday, Jan. 11
Video: Returning to school after 30 years
Paying for college
NEW! THE AKRON GUARANTEE SCHOLARSHIP FOR ADULTS
Eligible students get a $500 award immediately, then the scholarship increases in value as you earn credits toward your degree! We’re investing in your future!
- General scholarships and financial aid | More scholarships for adult students only
- Jobs on campus through Student Employment
- College Now Greater Cleveland
More information
- Adult Focus: This department provides preadmission advising and academic support services for adult and veteran students. Feel free to contact them today!
- UA Solutions (formerly Workforce Development and Continuing Education)
- Military Services Center
- Office of Accessibility
- Answers to questions adults often ask
- Sixty-plus (60+) program
DEGREE IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Bachelor’s of Organizational Supervision
Our Bachelor's of Organizational Supervision degree is designed for those who hold an associate’s degree or who have completed college courses totaling 60 credit hours or more.
It's a great option if you:
- need a bachelor’s degree to advance your career;
- want a degree that teaches leadership and supervisory skills;
- want a degree that applies to a variety of professions;
- need classes offered at times that won’t conflict with work schedules; or
- always wanted to earn a bachelor’s degree.
