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Portfolio Assessment of Prior Learning

At the School of Continuing Studies we recognize that adults learn in many different ways and places, and adults have a wealth of experiences that have produced substantial learning. As a result, we have established an additional way to earn credit for prior learning through the creation, submission, and assessment of a portfolio. The schedule for submission of portfolios appears below.

  • For credit earned in the spring semester, portfolios must be submitted by March 1.
  • For credit earned in the summer term, portfolios must be submitted by July 1.
  • For credit earned in the fall semester, portfolios must be submitted by November 1.

Portfolios and application form should be delivered to the SCS office, ATTN: Dr. Patricia Brown, Assoc. Dean

Portfolio Assessment
School of Continuing Studies
University of Richmond
Richmond, VA 23173

Portfolio Preparation Handbook
Review the handbook which contains preliminary information about portfolio assessment of prior learning to help you decide if enrolling in ADED 200U: Experiential Learning and Portfolio Preparation is right for you. If you still have questions after reviewing this material, see the Frequently Asked Questions or contact our office to discuss your concerns with an advisor or faculty member.

Frequently Asked Questions



Photo: Jim Morgan"As an adult learner, the portfolio program validates the time, effort & learning that occurs in everyday lives. Additionally, it has the power to inspire adult learners to look to their future endeavors and identify how life is a constant learning experience."

James Morgan, SCS 2006
Bachelor of Liberal Arts Focus in Elementary Education

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