The Project 60 Program enables any Ohio resident, age 60 or older, to enroll in classes at Cleveland State University on a tuition-free, space-available basis. Students are responsible for purchasing their own textbooks, paying lab fees, transportation, paying for parking, and any other special fees.
Policies
- Classes are taken on an audit basis.
- Students cannot earn credit toward a degree with courses taken through the Project 60 program.
- Project 60 students may not take both degree seeking and Project 60 classes during the same semester.
- If you wish to earn a degree or credits toward a degree, please visit our Undergraduate Admissions Office or call 216.687.5411.
- Project 60 students are bound by the Student Code of Conduct.
- Many CSU classes are open to registration for Project 60 students every semester but a Project 60 student may be denied registration for a class, for instance if the instructor has not given permission or if the student does not meet class pre- or co-requisites. See the Special Permission section on the Course Enrollment page for more information.
Process
Step 1: Application Process
Step 2: Course Enrollment Process
Step 3: Pay Associated Fees (if applicable)
Project 60 is a proud partner with the Age Friendly Cleveland Initiative