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Welcome to Back 2 School Moms. This site is dedicated to all adult (non-traditional) students who juggle classes, family and jobs; but we also present information that is valuable for students of all ages.
Welcome to Back 2 School Moms. This site is dedicated to all adult (non-traditional) students who juggle classes, family and jobs; but we also present information that is valuable for students of all ages.
Back 2 School Moms offers financial aid and scholarship information, money-saving tips on student essentials such as textbooks and more. We know how tough it is to cope with the demands of going back to school as adults, because we’ve done it ourselves.
We know that you’ll feel guilty and pulled a million different ways trying to finish assignments when little Billy is whining because he wants you to take him to the park. You’ll want to faint when you see the price of textbooks, and you’ll wonder how in the world you’re ever going to scrape up enough money for tuition.
You don’t know how you’re ever going to get your assignments finished when the boss suddenly asks you to work a bunch of extra hours. You’ll want to cry when you figure out that your microbiology and chemistry final is on the same day and they both require massive amounts of study to get even a mediocre grade.
We know that you haven’t written an essay since back in the day and don’t even know where to start. Not to even mention that you’re quaking in your boots at the prospect of sitting in a classroom with kids not much older than your own. And how do you know if an employer will accept an online degree or not?
That’s why we’re here. It can be really lonely as an adult student, and Back 2 School Moms is here to help. Please leave your comments and questions on our posts so we can know where you need more information about a topic, or e-mail us directly at: norma@back2schoolmoms.com, or agreeno@back2schoolmoms.com.
Once again, welcome, and realize that you’re not alone.

Thank you for sharing this, having a support system when you’re returning to college is vital for survival!
I’ve worked with many mom’s returning to college and those that could find a support system, or already had one in place had much less stress than those who didn’t. Don’t get me wrong if you have no support, say from family or etc. success is possible but it’s a bit harder.
This is why having a site like this is soooo very important.
Keep coming back to see more support and advice to make your life easier as you’re in college.
Sophie