Discover how Marian University provides adult learners with advising, tutoring, technology help, and career resources. Explore everything available to fuel your success.
Explore Marian University's IDA-accredited Reading Science program, where educators gain expertise in structured literacy, assessment, and the Science of Reading
Explore the skills gained through an online paralegal certificate, including legal research, writing, litigation and professional responsibility
Learn how families can support autistic and neurodivergent college students by shifting from fixing problems to coaching independence and self-advocacy.
Psychiatry goes beyond symptoms and diagnoses to uncover the stories behind each patient. Discover what makes this specialty uniquely human—and why empathy, curiosity, and connection are just as important as clinical expertise.
Discover how Marian University provides adult learners with advising, tutoring, technology help, and career resources. Explore everything available to fuel your success.
Explore Marian University's IDA-accredited Reading Science program, where educators gain expertise in structured literacy, assessment, and the Science of Reading
Explore the skills gained through an online paralegal certificate, including legal research, writing, litigation and professional responsibility
Discover how Marian University is helping educators recognize dyslexia earlier through literacy outreach, Science of Reading training, and practical classroom-focused professional
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the form students complete to apply for federal financial aid for college. Completing the FAFSA can help determine eligibility for federal grants, loans and work-study, and FAFSA information may also be used to determine eligibility for certain state and institutional financial aid opportunities.
After a last‑minute CRNA acceptance and a failed exam, a former NP battles imposter syndrome, adopts evidence‑based study strategies, and turns the setback into growth—read the full story.
Neurodivergent minds in higher education are often expected to manage much more than the academic work placed in front of them.
A pediatric occupational therapist recounts how a chance idea became an adaptive dance program where children with disabilities move, make friends, and grow. Read about practical class adaptations, training for future OTs, and the community impact of inclusive arts. Success here is measured by connection, not just performances.
