Steve Eighinger,Herald-Whig
A college student was once looked upon, for the most part, as recently graduated from high school and somewhere in the midst of a plan that would allow for graduation from college in what was considered the traditional four-year period. Those times have changed and quite dramatically. Today’s traditional student has become yesterday’s nontraditional student. The U.S. Department of Education estimates somewhere between 80 to 90 percent of current undergraduates would have been categorized as nontraditional students 25 years ago. The times are more than changin’. And they have changed right before our eyes.
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