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COURSE AUDITING for SENIORS
Millersville University offers senior citizens (aged 62 or better) the opportunity to audit online or in-person classes.
Auditors will not take examinations, write papers, or fulfill other course requirements generally associated with earning credit. One class may be audited per semester under this program.
Semesters offered: Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer 1, 2 and 3
The auditor pays the General and Tuition Technology Fees (per credit) based on undergraduate or graduate status and state residency. The tuition fee is waived for ages 62 or better. A listing of fees can be viewed on the Tuition & Fees Web page.
GETTING STARTED WITH AUDITING A COURSE
1) View our available classes Web Schedule & Registration Guide | Millersville University
2) When you find a course of interest, reach out to the faculty member listed to ask permission to audit their course. Typically, you will be able to click the faculty name on the web schedule to start an email, or use People Finder | Millersville University to look up contact information. As a guide, you can refer to the email sample below.
Course Audit Request Email to be sent to the Professor Sample
3) Upon faculty approval, complete a Part-Time Non-Degree application Non-Degree Applications (millersville.edu)
If you have attended Millersville University within the last 5 years but do not remember your M# or how to register, please complete the Login Information Request Form and we will get your information to you as soon as possible.
4) Upon receipt of "..Application Has Been Processed" email, activate your accounts Activating your MU Accounts - IT Technical Assistance Center - Wiki @ MU (millersville.edu)
5) Send an email to AdultLearning@millersville.edu from your Millersville University email account to request a tuition waiver form. It is important to use your MU email account for e-signature purposes. Include the term and course number of interest.
6) Watch for email from Alison Wells via DocuSign and complete the form.
7) Register for the course via Max Select Term (millersville.edu)
Select a Term, click Submit. On "ADD/DROP CLASSES:" page, scroll down to "Add Classes Worksheet" and enter the CRN of the course from the Web Schedule & Registration Guide | Millersville University and click "Submit Changes". Check the "Current Schedule" section under Status, **Registered**... should appear.
8) Obtain a student ID OneCard I.D. Services | Millersville University
9) Purchase a parking permit if the course is on campus and falls within the timeframe of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Parking Division | Millersville University
10) Monitor your MU email account close to the start date for a message from your instructor. D2L Login - Millersville University of Pennsylvania (desire2learn.com) will be available with course content by the first day of class.
11) Enjoy the course!
Reach out to us with any questions about the auditing process AdultLearning@millersville.edu.
Senior Audit Tuition Waiver Policy
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEU)
The Continuing Education Unit (CEU) is a universally recognized standard unit of measurement for participation in non-credit continuing education programs. The College of Graduate Studies and Adult Learning (CGSAL) manages the review of programs at Millersville University to determine if they qualify for CEUs. All programs, workshop and other events awarding CEUs must be approved by the CGSAL.
A collection of Campus resources for Community members
Students, faculty, and staff at Millersville University have strong ties to the Millersville community. To enhance relationship building with our community, we offer programs, infrastructures, events, and activities open to our community members. This page provides information for community members interested in utilizing Millersville University resources, or who need information on accessing resources that may not be available to the general public.
This guide will provide information on how to access and use some of our facilities that may not be open to the public. However, as a community member, you may be able to buy a pass, reserve a spot to participate, or host your next educational event. Community members may find information on how to access the Millersville University's recreation center, library, gym, and dining services. We will continue to update this page regularly to reflect updated resources and upcoming community events to choose from.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS AND THEIR FAMILIES
Resources and programs are available in Lancaster County and beyond to support the well-being of senior citizens. Some families may be unaware of their existence. The resources listed here can be helpful to seniors in gaining access to necessary services, maintaining their independence, and improving their quality of life. In order for seniors to take full advantage of these services, it is imperative to spread awareness about them.