What’s possible when learners go back to college?
Everything

The only scalable solution purpose-built to help adult learners with some college and no credential get a degree and grow their career. Uncover the full potential:

We’re on a mission

Empowering all adults to thrive in the modern economy

Higher education wasn’t designed for working adults. That keeps many adult learners from gaining new skills, locking them out of better paying jobs, and effectively hold state economies hostage—without the skilled workforce they need to thrive. At ReUp, that’s our invitation. We’re here for the first-gens and the single parents, the career starters and the career-changers, the millions who dream of building a better future. With ReUp, that future starts now.

649000 +

adult learners reached

90 +

partner schools and
learning providers

40 +

state-and-system-networked
institutions

5 M+

learner interactions

For States

Rescue your investment in higher ed with a new influx of returning learners eager to join the skilled workforce

Our nation loses billions of educational investment every year when learners stop out—a challenge that impacts all 50 states. Our coordinated, statewide solution connects and supports some-college-no-credential learners back into college and through to graduation, for transformational economic impact.

Find, engage, and motivate students to acquire credentials of value that lead to in-demand, skilled jobs in your local economy.
Maximize enrollment in existing programs that leverage the investments you’ve already made and lead to a vibrant workforce pipeline.
Mitigate brain drain and retain happy employers with experienced, credentialed workers that can close the skills gap.

We can potentially change the lives of thousands of New Jersey residents with this initiative, infusing our workforce with the skilled talent that is critical to advancing our social and economic prosperity.

— BRIAN K. BRIDGES, Ph.D.

New Jersey Secretary of Higher Education

For institutions

Partner with ReUp to find, enroll, and support your adult learners at scale

With our partnership, learning providers across the country have helped thousands of adults finally succeed in education.

Leveraging technology and patented predictive scoring, we reach your most complex population to re-enroll twice as many learners as the industry average.

2000

learners re-enrolled

$ 75

million in tuition re-captured

And we don’t just enroll and walk away. We support learners through to graduation, because what’s good for the student is good for you too.

ReUp combines the marketing, the data, and the human touch to be successful—not only for the university but also for the learner.

— Dr. Beverly Woodsen Day

Assistant Vice President of Enrollment Management & Director of UG Admissions, Texas State

For Learners

Get individualized, one-on-one support to help you take the next step towards your goals.

Never go it alone—our team of highly-trained Success Coaches understand what it’s like to return to school as an adult and are committed to providing you the support you need, when you need it, every step of the way.

Get personal support every step of the way—from simple questions to overcoming major barriers and fears—by phone, email, or text.
Start your path to a better job. On average, workers with a bachelor’s degree earn more than twice as much over their lifetime as high school graduates.
Get detailed resources to help you develop your goals and a personalized plan to help you reach them.

My ReUp Success Coach helped me manage stress and manage my time. I just needed that push [to remind me] ‘You’re doing great, you need to keep going, you got this.’

— Lisette,

Student

Join our team

Working for real change

We’re on a mission to empower adult learners and shape the future of higher ed. Whether you’re new to the educational space or a seasoned veteran seeking bold change, there’s a place for you at ReUp—from careers in engineering, to data, to coaching, and everything in between. Add your talents to the team and take tangible steps towards a more equitable higher-ed future.