Frequently Asked Questions

Eligibility Questions

  • Dreams don’t have deadlines. It’s never too late to start again and we will help you get your transcripts to the institution of your choice for evaluation. We understand that you way have to start back at a different place than where you left off, but we will be there every step of the way.

  • This is a Spartanburg County initiative meant for Spartanburg County residents only.

  • Unfortunately, this initiative is for people who stopped attending college classes and need assistance going back to school.

  • Let us help you figure out a path forward, despite your previous academic record. Once you submit your transcripts for evaluation, they will determine if you can be admitted. This may mean you’re ineligible for financial aid. It may also mean that you have some academic restrictions as well. The good news is that most institutions can work with you. There are appeals processes in place to help students return who may have documented issues preventing them from staying enrolled.

  • Absolutely! We assist people in obtaining or completing high-value certifications that help fill talent gaps in Spartanburg County. Connect with a College Navigator to discuss your options.

  • Yes, many adult-learners prefer online courses because of the added flexibility. Let a College Navigator help you determine how college can fit back into your life.

  • How long it takes involves many factors: the number of credits you’ve earned, whether you’re pursuing a 2-year or 4-year degree, the school you choose, and how many classes you can take each term. A College Navigator can walk you through your options.

Program Details

  • There is no cost to participate! We are here to assist you as you begin your journey back to college. We are here to offer support and resources for you to make the transition back easier.

  • We work with all local colleges and universities; however, we will help you find the institution that is the best fit for you, even if it is out of the county or out of state.

  • Great questions!

    We encourage all students to apply for financial aid. We cannot say how much aid you will receive or what kind, but we will help you navigate the process, and we have funding available for students who have exhausted all other options. You should expect to contribute in some way, whether it’s with your own money of a reimbursement program through your employer.

    Yes, most adult-learners work while they are in school. You will decide whether or not you want to be a full-time or a part-time student.

    We can help you map out your schedule so that school fits in a way that works for you.

  • Schedule a meeting with one of our College Navigators, so that we can discuss helping you work to get your transcripts.

  • Please fill out our inquiry form, and one of our College Navigators will help you develop a personalized plan for re-enrollment.