Adult Students
Programs Tailored for Students 25 and older
At Anderson University, we believe that any time is the right time to continue your education. We know that education is a lifelong pursuit and have programs designed to meet the needs of all of our students.
Programs
Undergraduate
Post-Baccalaureate
Ready to apply?
- Complete and submit our Online Application
- Request your high school transcripts unless you have over 12 college transfer credits.
- Request all college transcripts by calling the registrar’s office of colleges attended.
- Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.ed.gov. View AU Financial Aid FAFSA information.
Transferring?
- Ask the dean of students at your most recent university to fill out a Transfer Recommendation.
Tuition
$420 per credit hour for most adult programs.*
Learn about financial aid for students over 25.
*Transition to Teaching is a full-program fee.
- Tuition: $11,358
Includes student teaching - Per semester hour (18-hour program): $631
Per semester hour (24-hour program): $474 - Application Fee: $50
Why AU?
A Program Designed for You
- Adult-friendly atmosphere
- Caring staff and qualified instructors
- Christian university guided by Christ’s principles
Benefits
- Career change or advancement
- Reduced tuition for students 25 years old or older
Contact an Enrollment Specialist:
(765) 641-3043 (office)
(877) 428-2765 ext. 3043
agsenrollment@anderson.edu
Your AU Story Begins Now
I began my studies at AU 20+ years ago as an adult ed student, but was unable to finish at that time. I made the choice to come back to AU at the age of 51, because of the professors and the atmosphere. They have supported and encouraged me as no one ever had before in my life. Beginning as a 26-year old that had definitely not excelled in high school, I was very insecure about my abilities. However, there is an overflowing of love, understanding, and the support of the Kissenger Academic Center for Excellence! Having someone believe in you and give encouragement can be the difference between ‘Wish I had,’ and ‘I did it!’
Jo Norris Stacy, BA ’18