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Ohio residents age 60 or older are invited to take courses and connect with The Ohio State University community through this tuition-free program.

How to Participate: Follow These Steps

Important Information

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Announcements

Spring 2024 Upcoming Important Dates and Webinars

Reminders

Program 60 participants are required to follow the same university rules and regulations as credit earning students. Please review the Code of Student Conduct to be aware of the policies and expectations of our Buckeye Community.

Below are some resources to guide you through your lifelong learning journey at Ohio State.

 

Important Dates

November 2023

11/10 - Veteran's Day - no classes, offices closed

11/21 - First day of Spring 2024 Program 60 New Participant One-Time Signup (Program Registration)

11/22 - Thanksgiving Break Begins - no classes, offices open

11/23 - Thanksgiving Day - no classes, offices closed

11/24 - Indigenous Peoples Day/Columbus Day (observed) - no classes, offices closed

December 2023

12/06 - Last day of Autumn 2023 classes

12/18 - First day of Spring 2024 Program 60 Enrollment (signing up for classes)

12/19 - Last day of Spring 2024 Program 60 New Participant One-Time Signup (Program Registration)

12/25 - Christmas Day - offices closed

12/26 - Presidents' Day (observed) - offices closed

January 2024

1/1 - New Year's Day - offices closed

1/8 - First day of Spring 2024 full semester and session 1 classes

1/19 - Last day of Spring 2024 Program 60 Enrollment (signing up for classes)

1/15 - Martin Luther King Day - no classes, offices closed

February 2024

2/23 - Last day of session 1 classes

2/28 - First day of session 2 classes

March 2024

3/11 - 3/15 Spring Break - no classes, offices open

April 2024

4/22 - Last day of Spring 2024 classes

 

News

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Mark your calendar for October 15th & 29th

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