How will you score on the annual lifelong learning quiz?

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How will you score on the annual lifelong learning quiz?

It’s time to see how much you learned in 2025 about continuing education opportunities. I bet you know more than you think. 

1. Perhaps considering upcoming New Year’s resolutions, what are some popular lifelong learning avenues mentioned in our 2025 columns?*
2. We shared how podcasts can help you embrace lifelong learning. What are some educational podcasts from UW–Madison?*
3. Artificial intelligence (AI) is used across all industries, including education. What’s a great way to use AI as a student to enhance your learning?*
4. A Coursera survey indicated that employers are how much more likely to hire a candidate who has earned a microcredential, a flexible and affordable supplement to traditional degrees and training?*
5. In September, we offered tips on securing scholarships as a returning adult student. What should you avoid doing when looking for scholarships?*
6. Statistics indicate that how many undergraduates identify as first-generation college students?*
7. How can lifelong learning benefit the health and well-being of older adult learners?*
8. The federal FAFSA form is your gateway to grants, scholarships, work-study funds and loans for college. How long does the FAFSA.gov site indicate it takes to complete the form?*
9. What is the purpose of the college bridge program, Badger Ready, at UW–Madison?*
10. According to data, what percent of college students have at least one nontraditional student characteristic?*

The Lifelong Learner is a monthly feature written by UW–Madison’s Continuing Studies staff. Moira Kelley, communications manager, can be reached at moira.kelley@wisc.edu. 

Published on Dec 05 2025

Last Updated on Mar 10 2026

Categories: Continuing education, News, University Special Student Services

Tags: quizzes

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