November 26, 201213 yr Recently I've come across some collegiate level education that's free online. This has potential to be pretty beneficial if you're prepping to go to school full time or if you're just looking to get ahead of the curve. The Educational Portal offers credit for the courses taken upon completion of a proficiency exam. I'm not sure of all the details, but if you're seeking an undergraduate degree, it seems to be a pretty good deal. Or you can always brush up on your Algebra in order to talk trash to your kid's 7th grade teacher. Educational Portal MIT also has some stuff. I haven't sifted through much of it, but it looks valuable. MIT Open Courseware If anyone knows of more good sources for college level courses, please post away.
November 26, 201213 yr No worries, my Dad showed it to me last week. I've been using it to help prepare for the GMAT.
December 28, 201212 yr Author Yale has OpenCourseWare as well. https://oyc.yale.edu/ If you're en route to ROTC, USAFA, or you're trying to figure out if you want to enlist before going to school, browsing through some of these lectures could save you a bit of heartache by finding out where your interests lie. Cheers.
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