This is a great opportunity for senior adults to be challenged academically and to continue learning without the cost of tuition, says MCC Dean David Felland. Senior Citizens can use this opportunity to learn the latest in their favorite subject area, or enroll in a course just for fun. Seniors can study a new area of interest, or complete an Associate degree. One of the greatest things about this program is its potential to bring several generations together in a classroom, says Felland. That situation alone creates a great learning environment for everyone involved.
Registration is also open for the fall semester.
Fall classes begin on Thursday, Aug. 23 rd . For a complete class schedule and a scholarship application form call MCC Financial Aid Supervisor Chloe Webb at 752-7106, ext.