What Are Martha Andrews's Plans For College?

Martha Andrews,she was a good student in high school. After graduation, she found a job as a bank teller to save money for college. She liked her job because she knew her regular customers and enjoyed handling his and her business. When she was nineteen, Patrick Kelvin, another teller, and her fell in love and married. By the time she was twenty-two, she was the mother of three children. Martha's plans for college faded. As her fortieth birthday approached, Martha began thinking about going to college to study accounting; however, she had many fears. Would she remember how to study after so many years? Would the younger students be smarter than her? Would she feel out of place? Worst of all, her husband, he worried that Martha would neglect
him. He thought that everyone who went to college forgot their family. He also feared that Martha would be more successful than him. One of Martha's children, who attended college his self, encouraged her. With this help, Martha got the courage to visit Middleton college. In the admission office, they told her that older students were valued at Middleton. Other students often enriched classes because he or she bought a wealth of life experiences with them. Martha also learned that the college had a special program to help their older students adjust to school. Martha enrolled in college the next fall. To their credit, her and her husband soon realized that they had made the right decision.