LEWISTON – Numerous resources are available for L/A area residents preparing for college. Lewiston Adult Education has something for prospective college students at all stages of the college preparation process.

For those currently or soon to be involved in the college application process, Adult Ed will provide a two-hour seminar on “Financial Aid for Adult Students.”

Martha Johnston of the Finance Authority of Maine will provide an overview of admissions, financial aid, loans and funds available specifically for adults looking to attend college.

Residents are encouraged to ask questions and may attend the free seminar on Thursday, Feb. 7, from 6 to 8 p.m. or Friday, Feb. 8, from 10 a.m. to noon.

Adult Ed is also offering many of the core courses required to major in certain subjects at local colleges, such as Algebra I, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5.

College prep courses will be available in certain subject areas. “Preparation for College Writing” will be offered and is designed to help students develop their own clear, concise individual writing style as they review the writing process.

The course will give students experience conducting college prep research and reading analytically.

“Preparation for College Math” will help prospective college students refresh their math skills, prepare for placement exams and gain the confidence they will need in college math courses. Each of the college preparation classes begins Friday, Feb. 8.

The fully-funded college transition program will continue to be available to Androscoggin County residents at no cost beginning Tuesday, Feb. 5. The comprehensive program helps students develop many of the soft skills needed for success in college.

The transition program helps area residents prepare for, be accepted by and do well in college. The program structure is designed to simulate an actual college environment, while refreshing and enhancing academic and study skills. Students will visit area college campuses, not only to become familiar with the setting, but also to learn how to utilize the resources colleges offer their students.

“Successful SAT Strategies” will also be offered exclusively for high school students. The course is an opportunity to learn more about the SAT, sharpen test-taking skills, practice problem-solving and learn timing techniques. The seven-week course will begin Tuesday, Feb. 26.

Registration for the courses and programs is open. For more information and full course listings, visit www.lewistonadulted.org or call 795-4141.