Hi.I'm 33 years old now. I'm new in the US(have a permanent resident permit). I now wanna get bachelor degree?

I wonder if that's possible at my age. I mean, I would like to go to college for bachelor in Business Administration or for Computer Science, but I got my High School degree in Cuba (I'm cuban) and don't know if they are going to accept me. I have a associated degree in "Foreign trade" which I got in Cuba after High School. I've been working in international business(sales, Import/Export) since I started my working career 14 years ago and have a flair for computers. Would that help in any way? Should I get any test prior to college? Would I qualify for any financial aid at 33 or 34 years old? Would I need to do something for qualifying for financial aid? I'm really new in the US(only 2 months), I don't have yet a fix job. Beside all that, I also speak 4 languages, but I don't think that would help me for getting accepted into college. I thank you all that will help me with your answers.

Antonio - Hola! There is no age limit in the US for entering or graduating from a college which has a bachelor's (baccalaureate) degree program. Each college may have different entry requirements, depending upon the area of study you choose. You could start at your local public library and ask the librarian to help you find the catalog of US Colleges to locate colleges near you and to find out what the admission requirements are, including for foreign educated students. Then you could contact the college and make an appointment to visit the Admissions Office for further directions. Take with you any official copies or transcripts you have to verify high school (12th grade) graduation and completion of your associate degree. The college you wish to apply to may need to make copies to determine which courses are acceptable and may give you credits for the program requirements or completion. The library may also have copies of the college admissions exams to use for practise, if required. Both the Admission Office and perhaps a local Cuban-American group can direct you to available financial aid. Many colleges offer work and study programs to provide financial assistance. Buena suerte!