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Getting Ready for Retirement

COST: $69.00 + bring a guest FREE

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Medicare and You

Take a deep dive into traditional and replacement Medicare, as well as how to handle needs beyond what Medicare will cover. We’ll examine real examples of how the program works, use of Medicare for specific needs, and coverage of costs when Medicare shuts off. If you are now on Medicare, are approaching Medicare eligibility, or considering Medicare benefits for a loved one, this is a course for you. It will give you a firm grasp of how to maximize your benefits, what types of plans are available, and as a bonus, how to keep marketers from calling you so much!

Through Tarleton State University’s Office of Extended Education and Workforce Development, Medicare and You classes are taught at our Tarleton Fort Worth Campus for your convenience. Cassie Walden, an experienced Insurance Broker specializing in Medicare and Retirement, leads this in-person session.

COURSE DATES:

4-Part Series –

Friday, May 9th, 2025 – 2:00pm-4:00pm 

Friday, May 16th, 2025 – 2:00pm-4:00pm 

Friday, May 23rd, 2025 – 2:00pm-4:00pm 

Friday, May 30th, 2025 – 2:00pm-4:00pm 

COST:

$19 per person

Why Extended Education?

Extended Education aims to give learners useful knowledge and skills that can be applied to their personal and professional lives. Extended Education programs are designed to accommodate the needs of those who cannot participate in regular on-campus programs by offering programs in a variety of formats, including online courses, summits, conferences, workshops, and more.

Our Extended Education office helps in the following ways:

  • Works collaboratively within organizations, individuals or entities outside the academic community.
  • Provide Extended Education to work with and train teachers in a K-12 school, facilitate programs for a non-profit or corporation, deliver research-based training to a governmental agency or work hand in hand with community members to obtain knowledge in a desired skill set.
  • Delivers expert researchers and subject matter experts delivering courses and programs within their disciplinary expertise while creating partnerships within the community.

Testimonials

Christian F.

Fundamentals eLearning:
Discover Sign Language 1

“[This course] was great! I learned a lot, and honestly plan to continue my lessons. I was able to learn basic ASL, and through this, be better prepared for any circumstances with deaf or hard-of-hearing students. It was great! I learned a lot, and honestly plan to continue my lessons. I was able to learn basic ASL, and through this, be better prepared for any circumstances with deaf or hard of hearing students.”

Diane S.

Fundamentals eLearning:
Drawing for the Absolute Beginner

“I have wanted to take an art class for years. When I saw this advertised as a fully online course for only $100, I signed up. I was very impressed by the course. The course was very well designed, easy to access and follow through. Each lesson included short, concise, very helpful videos by the instructor to demonstrate the principles or techniques. We were encouraged but not required to post our drawings on the discussion forums. The instructor provided timely and personal feedback on each post. I was thoroughly impressed with the course and will look for others to take for enrichment!”

Bobbie Sheppard

Graduate certificate in crime analysis – PAST STUDENT

The courses weren’t just theoretical; they were practical, hands-on workshops where we learned to dissect crime data and identify patterns and trends hidden within numbers. The certificate wasn’t just about skills; it was about perspective. It challenged me to see beyond the headlines, to understand the social, economic, and environmental factors that contribute to crime. It taught me to be a critical thinker, to question assumptions, and to use data not just to catch criminals, but to prevent crime in the first place. So, if you’re looking for a challenge, a chance to make a real difference, and a career that’s both intellectually stimulating and deeply rewarding, I urge you to consider the Crime Analysis Certificate.

Contact Us

Email: EXTENDEDED@tarleton.edu

Phone: 817-973-5910