Frequently Asked Questions About Returning to College

Get answers to all your questions about returning to college to finish your bachelor’s degree from real Rollins Professional Advancement students.

By Luke Woodling ’17MBA

November 21, 2023

Returning to college to finish your bachelor’s degree is a big decision that often comes with a lot of questions. Can I afford it? Will my credits transfer? How will I balance school with work and family obligations? What kind of program is right for me?

Who better to answer those questions than students who were in your shoes just a few years ago? In this video, we asked five Professional Advancement students to answer the most frequently asked questions about returning to college based on their own experiences at Rollins.

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