Courses are currently available in science, math, the social sciences, the humanities and occupational areas. Students can earn credit toward degrees and certificates if they enroll in a program of study within the Seattle Community Colleges. Classes are held on and off campus during fall, winter and spring quarters. They also attend parenting classes and learn decision- making and group management skills as officers or committee members in the cooperative. To meet the growing demand for lifelong learning opportunities, we offer many classes and discussion groups designed especially for senior adults.
Classes cover a wide range of topics and reflect the broad interests of senior adults.
Special programs, workshops and events are regularly scheduled. Classes are normally held during summer daytime hours, both on campus and in senior centers and retirement centers. Generally, there are no long assignments, examinations or letter grades given. Students can register by mail, on-campus, or directly at the class site. This includes courses in the humanities, natural sciences and social sciences.