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Lillian Hansen, a college student, is expected to graduate in two years. What distinguishes Mrs. Hansen from her classmates is her age-73 years old. She has been studying in the university for 27 years, taking several courses at a time.

When Lillian Hansen graduated from high school, she went to the bank to get a loan for further study. The banker didn't give her any encouragement. He thinks that a country girl should not borrow money to go to college. He thinks she should stay at home and work around the house or farm. So Lillian Hansen didn't go to college, but went home to raise a family with nine children. Mrs. Hansen has never forgotten her dream of receiving higher education. When her children grew up, she tried again.

She found that the hardest thing to go back to school at her age was sitting in the classroom for a long time. Because she is not as agile as before, Mrs. Hansen often stands up and walks around the classroom to prevent her body from becoming stiff. At the beginning of the computer course, when she introduced herself and explained why she was there and what her purpose was, other students stood up and warmly welcomed her.

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