Employment & Education  
Educational Opportunities

Rhode Island residents 60 and older may take courses at state colleges and at the

University of Rhode Island without paying tuition on a space-available basis.

Students must have a household income less than three times the Federal Poverty

Limit .Other fees and charges may apply.

Local private colleges and universities may have adult education programs. Contact the

school office of continuing education.

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The Elderhostel program is the nation’s first and the world’s largest travel and education

organization for persons 55 and older.The organization’s focus is on educational and

lifelong learning adventures. Financial assistance is available to eligible seniors to attend an

Elderhostel program. For information or an Elderhostel catalogue, call 1-877-426-8056

or visit their web site at www.elderhostel.org.

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Some churches, libraries and other organizations sponsor lifetime learning groups.

Contact your local school department for information on adult education.

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