(206) 934-3600 South Seattle Community College Seattle Central Community College (206)934-5389 (206)934-3800 (continued) EDUCATION Lifetime Learning Center Seattle Pacific University 6208 60th Ave NE 3307 3rd Ave W Seattle WA 98115 Seattle, WA 98119 (206) 524-3778 (206) 281-2031 Low class fees. Low-income scholarship Tuition-free courses for adults 65+ on a program available. Age 50+ available basis (register on second day of quarter). Seniors can Undergraduate classes or register for academic credit. Osher Lifelong Learning Institute University of Washington Seniors Training Seniors in Computer Basics 4333 Brooklyn Ave N Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 684-0639 Computer classes for adults age 50+ offered at (206) 685-7372 multiple sites. A nominal fee may apply. University-level classes designed for adults age 50+ do not include homework, tests or grades. Senior Centers Offered at campus and community locations Contact your local senior center or throughout King County. Annual membership for more information. fee provides for low per cost. University of Washington Seattle and Recreation ACCESS for Older Adults Lifelong Recreation (206)543-8580
(206) 934-3600 Seattle Central Community College (206)934-3800 South Seattle Community College (206)934-5389 (continued) EDUCATION Lifetime Learning Center 6208 60th Ave NE Seattle WA 98115 (206) 524-3778 Low class fees. Low-income scholarship program available. Age 50+ Osher Lifelong Learning Institute University of Washington 4333 Brooklyn Ave N Seattle, WA 98105 (206) 685-7372 University-level classes designed for adults age 50+ do not include homework, tests or grades. Offered at campus and community locations throughout King County. Annual membership fee provides for low per cost. Seattle and Recreation Lifelong Recreation Seattle Pacific University 3307 3rd Ave W Seattle, WA 98119 (206) 281-2031 Tuition-free courses for adults 65+ on a available basis (register on second day of quarter). Seniors can Undergraduate classes or register for academic credit. Seniors Training Seniors in Computer Basics Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens (206) 684-0639 Computer classes for adults age 50+ offered at multiple sites. A nominal fee may apply. Senior Centers Contact your local senior center or for more information. University of Washington ACCESS for Older Adults (206)543-8580
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