The Evolving Landscape of Non-Traditional Learners in Higher Education: Trends, Strategies, and Institutional Responses

This research explores the characteristics of non-traditional learners, how they have evolved in recent years, and the strategies higher education institutions have employed to support this population. It also delves into the driving forces behind these changes and evaluates the efficacy of these strategies.

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New Prairie Press (Kansas State University)
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2025-01-01
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Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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The Evolving Landscape of Non-Traditional Learners in Higher Education: Trends, Strategies, and Institutional Responses

New Prairie Press (Kansas State University)
Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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The Evolving Landscape of Non-Traditional Learners in Higher Education: Trends, Strategies, and Institutional Responses

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Abstract

This research explores the characteristics of non-traditional learners, how they have evolved in recent years, and the strategies higher education institutions have employed to support this population. It also delves into the driving forces behind these changes and evaluates the efficacy of these strategies.

New Prairie Press (Kansas State University)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 45%
Marine Biology and Ecology Research
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