Video 1: A day in the life — reduced to two minutes! – for one of College Unbound @ Roger Williams University’s adult learners. Video 2: In June 2011, College Unbound student Talia Lundy worked with a mentor to practice video storytelling, editing, and production. Her video interviewees recounted their personal experiences learning through the College Unbound […]
Attend our Jan 11th information session! Download program information. Are you one of the 122,000 people across Rhode Island who have attended college but who have not yet earned a diploma? If so, consider College Unbound @ Roger Williams University! Now in its third year in Rhode Island, College Unbound @ Roger Williams University offers a […]
Stepping back to reflect is an important part of the College Unbound educational experience. Our use of the “Big Picture Learning” design is part of why we constantly ask students to look at what they’ve accomplished … what they’re interested in … what they can do better the next time. The staff at our headquarters […]
Adult students across the nation often struggle to manage work, family, and their busy lives while achieving the bachelor’s degree they dream of. College Unbound @ Roger Williams University’s (RWU’s) program for adult learners offers an innovative solution for students local to Rhode Island – but also beyond. By starting with each individual student’s interests, […]
Dr. Paul LeBlanc, president of Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), is widely recognized as a visionary innovator in higher education. That’s why, after three years of a shared planning process, we were so pleased to see College Unbound @ SNHU open its doors in Fall 2011. College Unbound @ SNHU is a three-year, year-round program […]
Three years go by so fast. It seems like just yesterday that our very first eight College Unbound @ RWU pioneers arrived in Providence, Rhode Island, stepping off the bus that had been their home for three weeks in a cross-country “Roots and Routes” orientation program. These eight brave pioneers moved into the College Unbound […]
