Senior Citizen Waiver
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This program offers you the opportunity to take college courses at no cost or at a low cost if you are an older adult or a person with a disability. Some, but not all, colleges and universities in the state participate in the program, so costs (if any) can vary. For example, some campuses may offer older adults and people with disabilities highly discounted fees. Some may allow you to audit classes without paying any fee. In general, space is limited and all classes may not be available.


How do I apply?

To find out how to apply, contact the registrar’s office at the local state college or university you would like to attend.

Frequently Asked Questions

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