Feb 25, 2017 09:45 AM EST By Emily Marks, UniversityHerald Reporter

There are several factors that have the potential to hinder a student's completion of college education. However, these should not be used as reasons to not pursue a degree.

Nowadays, there are a lot of ways that students can go back to finishing their degree. SayCampusLife.com shared the two most common excuses that hinder students from completing their college education.

Lack of Time

It seems like there is never enough hours in a day for us to be able to finish all the things that we need to do. This is especially true for working adults who are busy in both their professional lives and personal lives.

However, there is one option that can be of great help for working adults who want to earn or complete their degrees. Online education is reshaping the industry as well as how students learn. It has removed boundaries set by location, disability and even age for several working adults.

It can provide flexibility in terms of location since online students do not need to be at a certain place to learn. Although one may be required to be present at a certain time, students can still choose which time works for them.

Online education also helps working adults learn new skills which they are able to apply immediately in their respective jobs. This is especially helpful for those who want a promotion or those who want to change their career.

Lack of resources

It's true that a degree, whether obtained through traditional classes or through online programs, will still cost students money. This is money that could have been used for paying the savings, mortgage, their children's education or other bills.

Nonetheless, one should think of the money being put to one's education as an investment. As mentioned earlier, it will help working adults gain new skills which can be used in their jobs.

Plus, there are colleges that offer financial aid to returning students. Just make sure that you know the guidelines that surround these programs as well as other tips that can help you pay easier for college.

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