Return To Learn - Allen Yarnell Center for Student Success | Montana State University

Join our community of returning scholars. Click here to apply through Cat Scholarships. read more
Spring 2020 Return to Learn Orientation is on Friday, January 17, 2020. Required for all new Scholars.
Dora, Second from the left and a 2018 R2L graduate, with her family. Click here to read more about students like her. read more
Trevor Hawks, a 2016 R2L scholar, with his wife. Click here to read his story. read more
Zhona, a 2017 R2L graduate. Click here to read more about how R2L partners with Montana Tribal Colleges. read more

Be Bold.
Be Adventurous.
Be a Returning Scholar.

The Office of Return to Learn positions students at the center of our work by connecting them to MSU's resources and by affording them information and knowledge to guide their actions. With a focus on the ‘big picture,’ the Office of Return to Learn helps students engineer actionable steps and behaviors that embolden theircollegeinvestmentstobecomeglobally competitive in their careers.

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Facts about returning students

R2L Scholars, on average, experienced a 21% increase in term GPA (AY 2017-2018). 1 in 5 returning students are over the age of 25. Since 2015, The Office of Return to Learn has helped 431 students return to school.