[BoattyGonm]

This is a great way to attend a University out of state without having to establish residency and without having to pay out of state tuition.

http://www.nse.org/exchange/memcam.asp

[UMATURLIN]

I'm a mite long in tooth for that one, but perhaps one of the grandkids might be interested. (They attend in NJ).

[Mumeseest]

I'm a mite long in tooth for that one, but perhaps one of the grandkids might be interested. (They attend in NJ).

Here is another cool thing

Forget Tuition: How Retirees Can Attend College for Free

Tuition Waivers. Approximately 60 percent of accredited degree-granting educational institutions offer tuition waivers for older adults, according to a a November 2008 survey by the American Council on Education. But surprisingly, fewer than 50 students at each school that runs such a program utilized it in 2006. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, for example, currently has 21 seniors enrolled in its tuition waiver program, and 30 participated in the University of Virginia's program over the past two semesters. A typical offering is University of Delaware's Higher Education for Senior Citizens,)
http://money.usnews.com/money/articl...llege-for-free

[BEyng6hj]

Great, thnx........

I have a daughter moving back to Calif & this might be a big help.....

[LClan439]

Great, thnx........

I have a daughter moving back to Calif & this might be a big help.....

Your welcome Bill, out of state tuition is criminal in my opinion.