NJ program brings 13,500 adult learners back to school

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An initiative to re-engage and re-enroll adult learners in New Jersey continues to yield remarkable results.

NJBIZ has previously reported on the Some College No Degree initiative. The program is aimed at reconnecting with the roughly 840,000 New Jersey residents who have earned some college credit but no degree.

As part of this effort, the New Jersey Office of Secretary of Higher Education has partnered with ReUp Education, an industry leader in finding, enrolling and supporting adult learners at scale. And Dec. 2, OSHE and ReUp are out with a new report highlighting the growth of the initiative since outreach began in 2023, resulting in over 13,500 enrollments at New Jersey institutions.

Read more at NJBIZ.

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