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OSAGE BEACH, Mo. — Learning doesn't have to stop after retirement.

State Fair Community College's campus at Lake of the Ozarks is encouraging residents ages 65 and older to take advantage of its Primetime Learner Program, which allows seniors to attend classes tuition-free. While some course fees may still apply, the program offers an affordable way for lifelong learners to explore new interests and stay engaged.

Participants can choose from a wide range of subjects, including drawing, painting, biology, geology, public speaking, English, literature, U.S. history, government, mathematics, music appreciation, and more.

According to SFCC, the program is designed to help older adults stay mentally active, spark creativity, and connect with others through small, supportive classes. There is no degree requirement, allowing students to focus on topics that interest them without the pressure of pursuing a formal credential.

Those interested in participating can apply for admission, meet any course prerequisites, and enroll in available classes.

For more information, visit the State Fair Community College Lake of the Ozarks campus in Osage Beach or call 573-348-0888.

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