University of Arkansas Waives Senior Citizen Tuition

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — It is never too late to join the University of Arkansas family. Senior citizens are welcome on the University of Arkansas campus. In fact, they’re so welcome that they may attend courses and earn degrees tuition free.

Arkansas residents who are 60 years of age or older are encouraged to enroll in credit courses, tuition free, on a space-available basis. College courses engage older learners in challenging and intellectually stimulating programs, and senior Razorbacks lend wisdom and experience to traditional students in an academic environment.

Senior citizens wishing to enroll in a fall program should apply as soon as possible to ensure admission by the Aug. 20, 2010, registration period. In addition to completing the application for admission, participating senior citizens are asked to provide age verification by completing the Senior Citizen Tuition and Fee Waiver form.

For more details about becoming a senior Razorback, call the office of admissions at 1-800-377-8632.

Contacts

Julie Crawford, senior citizen outreach coordinator
Office of Admissions
479-575-6237, crawford@uark.edu

Matt Hargis, associate director
Office of Admissions
479-575-5242, mhargis@uark.edu

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