January 22, 2025 - 22:01

The city of Tempe has announced an exciting new partnership with Rio Salado College aimed at empowering adult learners to pursue their higher education aspirations. This initiative, known as the Tempe Promise program, is designed to eliminate barriers that often hinder access to education for non-traditional students.
The Tempe Promise program will provide financial assistance, resources, and support services tailored specifically for adult learners. By focusing on affordability and accessibility, the program seeks to create a more inclusive educational environment. Participants will have the opportunity to benefit from personalized academic advising, career counseling, and workshops that enhance their skills and knowledge.
City officials emphasize the importance of education in fostering economic growth and improving quality of life. The Tempe Promise program not only aims to increase enrollment among adult learners but also to contribute to a more educated workforce in the community. As the program unfolds, it promises to make a significant impact on the lives of many residents seeking to advance their education and career prospects.
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