65+ Tuition Waiver Program

Pennsylvania Institute of Technology’s 65+ Tuition Waiver Program allows retired adults, 65 and older, to attend the college, tuition free, on a space-available basis.

Spring 2025 Schedule 65+

CourseSectionNameCap
BEH101OIntroduction to Behavioral Health20
BIO118OMedical Terminology20
BIO118O2Medical Terminology20
BUS113OIntro to Business20
BUS131OBusiness Management20
CIS110OComputer Information Systems20
COM108OCommunication and Social Interactions20
ENG108OComposition20
ENG215OAnalytical Writing20
HCM107OIntroduction to Healthcare Management20
HUM140OCritical Thinking in the Modern Age20
MOT115OHealthcare In a Transcultural Environment20
MTH130OMath for the Healthcare Professional20
MTH145OCollege Algebra and Trig20
MTH207OStatistics20
PSY105OIntroduction to Psychology20
PSY109OHuman Growth and Development20
SOC103OIntroduction to Sociology20

To qualify, you must be:

  • Sixty-five (65) years of age or older and retired (i.e., not presently engaged in full-time employment).
  • Registered for a maximum of four (4) credits per term in a non-degree status.

NOTE: If you plan to take more than four credits in a term or enroll as a degree-seeking student you are not eligible for the 65+ Tuition Waiver.

Registration Process

  • Each term classes that are eligible for the 65+ Tuition Waiver Program are posted above.
  • Registration for classes is permitted on a “space available” basis.
  • 65+ Tuition Waiver forms can be completed in person or e-signed after speaking to Admissions. Please fill out a college application here and a representative will reach out: https://www.pit.edu/apply/

Terms of the Program

  • Courses are recorded as audits with no grades or credits earned.
  • Any books or supplies required for courses are the financial responsibility of the individual receiving the tuition waiver benefit.
  • The college reserves the right to cancel registration up to and including the final day of the enrolled term’s add/drop period.
  • Waiver recipient’s courses do not include the taking of examination, writing of papers, recording or reporting of grades, or other requirements generally associated with college credit.
  • Proof of age may be required.