Learn more and see what CUNY schools participate.

From Senior Planet Resource Exchange

[edit] Overview

The CUNY system in New York City welcomes seniors to sit in and participate in courses provided at their many schools. The level of participation and whether you receive credit or not depends on the type of school you attend:

CUNY Senior Colleges (four-year schools) allow people 60 years of age and older to audit classes, tuition free, when space is available. Seniors did not receive credit or take tests at four-year schools.

CUNY Community Colleges (two-year schools) allow seniors, 60 years and over, to fully participate in classes, tuition free, when space is available. Seniors can take tests, do homework, receive grades and credit.

Note that while seniors are exempt from paying tuition, there is an administrative fee.

Below is a list of CUNY schools grouped by borough. Find a college near year and head back to school!

[edit] Manhattan CUNY Schools

• Bernard M. Baruch College
  
• Borough of Manhattan Community College
• City College Senior Citizens Program
• Hunter College
• John Jay College of Criminal Justice

[edit] Brooklyn CUNY Schools

• Kingsborough Community College
• Brooklyn College
• Medger Evers College
• New York City College Of Technology

[edit] Bronx CUNY Schools

• Bronx Community College
• Hostos Community College
• Herbert H. Lehman College

[edit] Queens CUNY Schools

• LaGuardia Community College
• Queens College
• Queensbourough Community College- 50+ Club
• York College

[edit] Staten Island CUNY Schools

• College of Staten Island