Not all learning happens in the classroom. In fact, some of the most profound learning people engage in takes place at home, at work and in the community. At White Mountains Community College, we recognize that all individuals possess distinctive assets, including a set of uniquely developed knowledge and skills. To honor these diverse bodies of knowledge, no matter how or where their learning was acquired, we have streamlined our efforts to offer multiple ways students can earn credit for prior learning.

According to the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning, more than 22 percent of the working population has some college credits and/or training but no postsecondary degree.

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