Mission Statement
The Office of Continuing Studies & Enhanced Learning (CSEL) provides options for lifelong learning to individuals and organizations and supports applied learning opportunities for undergraduates seeking to enhance their Liberal Arts education. In addition to administering the Bachelor of General Studies and Associate in Science programs, CSEL offers noncredit programs, and Credit for Lifelong Learning (CLL) that allows students to earn college credit for learning acquired outside the classroom. Summer and winter session courses, off-campus courses, evening and Saturday classes and accelerated course schedules are arranged by CSEL to meet the needs of full and part-time students. CSEL promotes access to higher education to high school students through dualenrollment programs which foster the development of a lifelong learning culture. To support engaged learning for all students, CSEL supports Global Field Courses, Study Abroad & National Student Exchange opportunities. It also functions as an information center for the Honors Program, Undergraduate Research & Creative Activity, Liberal Arts Work (LAW), the Office of National Fellowships & Scholarships, Service Learning, and the Center for Internships & Career Developmen
Eastern Connecticut State University
Overview
Eastern Connecticut State University Location
Willimantic, a city located in the state of Connecticut (CT), is home to a population of approximately 17,762 people. Willimantic boasts a median age of 30.5, with around 18.3% of its residents aged 60 or above. 3.5% of the population identifies as US Veterans. 17.2% of Willimantic residents are disabled. The city has an average household income of $45,723, while the unemployment rate stands at 8.2%, and around 27.3% of the population is considered to be living below the poverty level. In terms of housing, the average home value in Willimantic is $173,052, with a monthly rent averaging $1060.
About Senior Education
Are you retired? Would you like to get out of the house, have some fun, and learn a few things for free (or really cheap)? Then maybe it’s time for you to start looking into senior and adult education!
Yes – you read that right! Senior and adult education.
Did you know that there are classes and whole programs across the country dedicated to learners over 55? Whether you’re interested in dabbling in a new hobby or just trying to keep up with technology, there’s a class out there for you.