FAQs

Yes! EverLearn Campus is created by professors and graduates at Harvard Education School — and MIT as well. Since 2023, we have gained awards, endorsements, and recognition from the U.S. President’ Innovation Challenge, MIT Fund, Harvard Business School, and various nonprofits all over the country for our innovative, senior-centered, empowering approach to senior lifelong learning.

Lifelong learning has been scientifically shown to be effective to increase quality of life, health outcomes, and actively prevent dementia. Socialized lifelong learning is a new concept coined by EverLearn because we believe that learning itself does not suffice. To achieve the best learning and health outcomes, we must be engaged and stimulated both intellectually and socially. We developed our class design at Harvard Education School, employing innovative teaching styles like flipped classroom, a group-based learning, and competency model — to ensure you are having fun, being challenged, and given opportunity to meet new friends. We save class time for content, and a lot of social features (such as directory & chat, clubs, events) for outside of classrooms.

Both. All classes are LIVE, taught by an expert instructor in real time, with a heavy emphasis on learning together as a community.
As a bonus, all classes are also recorded, so that if you miss one, you can watch it on your own time! (A feature much-requested by students before.)

Welcome! We hope EverLearn campus is your new home for lifelong learning. Our mission is to make lifelong learning accessible to everyone, which is why each class costs on average only $10. There is no commitment, and you can pause anytime (some of our classes are ongoing, others are between 5-12 weeks.) We also offer 100% Money-Back Guarantee, which means that if you are unsatisfied for any reason, we refund you 100%, no questions asked. Join us today 👉 EverLearnCampus.com/join

Although we encourage our students to come to every class they’ve registered for to feel the full benefits of learning in a strong community, we understand that our students’ lives can get busy: the grandkids may be coming over, or your neighbor needs some help. The good news: All of our classes are designed as individual workshops, so it is okay if you miss one — especially now that we record our classes, if you miss one, you can catch up and watch on your own time. We made our classes as flexible as possible.

Nothing at all! Our instructors always start the first class with really fun lectures and discussions. You will have assignments in the future, but for the first class, just bring your fabulous self and your curiosity!