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You are invited to become a member of our learning community. To meet the growing demand of senior adults pursuing lifelong learning, our program offerings are growing! You will find a variety of courses in several disciplines to supplement our very popular computer courses. Educational travel is also a part of our program.
Discover the advantages of enrolling in Brookhaven College’s unique program:
Classes are small, allowing the instructor to interact with each student. Regular attendance and class participation are key ingredients in a successful learning experience. Join our classes, meet new friends, and rediscover that learning can be a lifelong endeavor.
Has your e-mail address changed? E-mail DeBorah@dcccd.edu, or call 972-860-4807 to make corrections. It's good to keep in touch about course registration or special events.
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Enrollment begins with a telephone call to the office of the Senior Adult Education Program. New students must schedule an appointment with DeBorah Stephenson, senior adult advisor, or Janice Groeneman, coordinator of the Senior Adult Education Program. DeBorah and Janice will be happy to answer your questions and guide you through the application and registration process.
You will be given personal assistance as you make your course selection and provided information about your class, its location, tuition waivers, parking and other campus information.
| Fall Courses Begin | Aug. 25 |
|---|---|
| Labor Day Holiday | Sept. 1 |
| Thanksgiving Holidays Begin | Nov. 27 |
| Classes Resume | Dec. 1 |
| Fall Semester Ends | Dec. 11 |
To be eligible for the waiver you must meet three criteria:
To register for a senior adult course, contact the senior adult advisors listed at the bottom of this page. You will receive personal assistance with the application process and with registration for your classes. You also will receive information about where to pay your tuition, textbook purchases, where your classes are located, and an orientation to the campus and parking.
If you are a new student, you will need to fill out an application and show your driver license as proof of age. If you have attended Brookhaven College or another of the Dallas County Community College District colleges in the past, your records will be reviewed and updated.
Effective for fall 2005 semester, the Dallas County Community College District will charge a higher tuition rate to students who register to take a course for the third or subsequent time.
On the student's third and subsequent attempts to take the majority of credit and workforce continuing education courses, the higher tuition will be charged. Developmental studies courses and some others are not included in this policy.
Courses taken in the fall 2002 semester or later at any of the Dallas County Community College District colleges are counted toward the third attempt. To view detailed lists of
please go online to http://www.dcccd.edu/thirdcourseattempt/.