Now retired, Farrington looks forward to attending classes as an auditor because they allow him the opportunity to interact with the younger generation. I attend classes with an extremely interesting group of young scholars whom I actively engage in discussion with, Farrington says. There is no limit placed on the number of classes they can audit, however, first priority is given to regular tuition paying students. The Senior Auditors Program is well received by both the students and faculty. Professors enjoy having the senior citizens audit their classes and are inspired by their desire to continue seeking knowledge.
Students benefit as well from the anecdotes the elders share.
Farrington recalls how much the University has changed since the 1930 s and 40 s when he was an undergraduate student. Check below for possible problems. CU Boulder offers Colorado residents age 55 and older an enriching opportunity to sit in as auditors for regular daytime classes. Participants of the Senior Auditors Program take these classes tuition-free and without credit. Age and Colorado residency are the only prerequisites.