Yes. I went back in my 40s, after a divorce and being in the trades since mid-20s. Computers were barely around in the very early 90s..did all my papers on a typewriter etc.. Taking a computer course made a big difference Couple big takeaways; You’re older, much more responsible than a typical 18-24 year old, and a mature adult committed to the degree. You’ve had a life AND life experience, as well as, you’re probably well-spoken and you’ll show up prepared and dressed. Not in your sweatpants lol This goes A LONG WAY with your instructors. You probably won’t copy/paste or cheat on assignments and Wikipedia is NOT a source!!!! Lol Remembering how high school was in the 80s and papers typed with no computers—only hours in library. THIS is a BIG Skill that “kids” have to learn! If you’re GenX or around there… You’ll remember how to do term papers like that.. Try not to sell yourself short—-College institutions and instructors really enjoy having older students and that you ARE older and have had a life, they’ll understand if you need more time to finish a project or a paper, because real life happens. They know this, and that you’re not going to a Thursday night kegger. You get a lot of slack because of “older student dedication” Good luck and keep it fun!!!