Adult Success Promise at Woodland Community College

Lead Organization

Woodland Community College

Total Funding Received

$100,000

Type of Funding Received

Workgroup Proposal

Who are the intended beneficiaries?

Students of color, low-income learners, first-generation learners, rural learners, and adult learners.

Supports adults 26+ with some college education but no degree, offering incentives and personalized support to help them return and complete their education.

About this project

The Adult Success Promise (ASP) was a strategic initiative at Woodland Community College aimed at supporting adults aged 26 and older who had some college education but no degree. The program was designed to encourage adult learners to re-engage in college by providing targeted incentives and comprehensive support systems tailored to the unique needs of adult learners, particularly those from historically underserved communities.

This initiative aligned with and advanced the institution’s objectives under the 1300 Campaign, which targeted the issuance of 2,000 degrees or certificates by 2026 — contributing to the region’s goal of expanding educational equity among underrepresented populations.

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