I'm confused as to whether to laugh or cry at your link like?, lol.
celticduffy
17 Sep 16#7
I'm more worried as to why I read the whole way through the article....seems like a nice place to study...I'm impressed with the security
ingram62
17 Sep 16#8
If you sign up with this can you get a student discount card.
samwants2save to ingram62
17 Sep 16#11
..And can take advantage of amazon student prime? If so, I'm in!
JustExtreme
17 Sep 16#9
Is this similar to coursera?
davej798
17 Sep 16#10
nice post thanks OP heat from me
Poly_Tribe
17 Sep 162#12
EdX is quite respectable in the academic community, connecting to real top universities and courses taught by established professors in their fields, with the content FREE (although you may need to pay for a certificate of completion.
I highly recommend EdX, although FutureLearn is my favourite (www.futurelearn.com). :smiley:
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free courses from top universities such as Harvard, MIT, Caltech, imperial college London etc.
huge range of subjects such as computer science, business, chemistry, social sciences languages, law, medicine, engineering etc.
this was submitted before but has now expired and the course choice has improved.
enjoy!
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I wouldn't mind trying a bit of that.
I highly recommend EdX, although FutureLearn is my favourite (www.futurelearn.com). :smiley: