Non-traditional Becoming More Common in Higher Education

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Northern New Mexico College freshman and College Assistance Migrant Program student Joshua Lopez works with fellow program members to plant garlic for next year’s ¡Sostenga! Garlic Festival  as part of various community service and leadership projects offered through the program. Lopez, an Española native, is pursuing a four year degree, and plans on becoming a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. The program serves first year students by providing financial assistance, tutoring and career counseling, among other services.

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    A traditional student, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, is a post-secondary student entering college that is between the ages of 18 and 22 who enter the collegiate realm directly after high school.     These students attend…

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