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This is a comprehensive guide for all senior citizen tuition waivers, discounts, and auditable classes in the state of Wisconsin.  I am working hard to get the information up-to-date covering all fifty states, which is quite a feat.  To stay informed on all free classes for seniors near me, check back often for the most recent updates.

Community Colleges

 Blackhawk Technical College 
Contact info  608-758-6900
Senior Citizen course Audit information

 Gateway Technical College 
Contact Info  1/800-247-7122
Senior Citizen course Audit information

Contact Info: 800-735-3882

 Nicolete College 
Contact info  715-365-4410
Registration Forms,  Seniors pay a reduced Tuition although not sure by how much. 

Waukesha County Technical College
Contact Info  262-691-5566
Auditing Classes for Seniors
Learning in Retirement (LIR) program  

 Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College 
Contact Info 715-468-2815
Senior Fee Information 

Silver Lake College
Contact Info  1-800-236-4752
Senior Auditing courses Info

 Universities

Marquette University 
Contact Info  1-800-222-6544
Senior Citizen Discount

Mount Mary University
Contact Info  414-930-3000
Senior Citizen Discount 

 University of Wisconsin La Crosse 
Contact Info  608-785-8000
Over 60 Audit Students Info


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