Posted by Jill Cowan on Sunday, June 14, 2009 06:01 pm
And by “on the cheap,” we mean for totally free. US News’ Professors’ Guide just posted some tips on how to take classes from top universities (ours included, nah-turally … ) via the interwebs. A couple of high rollin’ philanthropic foundations partnered with the OpenCourseWare Consortium to put course materials online, accessible to anyone with the cojones to undertake something requiring this much self-discipline. read more »
Posted by Christine Borden on Monday, February 02, 2009 12:14 am
Earlier this week, mental_floss highlighted the most unique, most interesting college classes in the country. UC Berkeley’s “Simpsons” DeCal clocked in at No. 2. Woohoo.
We think, though, that the site missed a few good ones from our crazy campus. Plus, a DeCal doesn’t really count, does it? Instead, we thought of some awesome classes we took or heard lots about. Add your own submissions in the comments section.
Posted by Christine Borden on Monday, September 29, 2008 11:28 pm
Wow, already? The spring 2009 schedule of classes is up (thanks, LiveJournal). Of course, being so early in the game, there’s not much info besides the class title and professor. Nevertheless, it’s never too early to start your scheming.
On Oct. 6, you’ll find out your Phase I allotted time on Tele-BEARS (didn’t we just drop our last class?). Phase I will start Oct. 20, with Phase II following up on Nov. 12. Scary, ain’t it?
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Earlier this week, mental_floss highlighted the most unique, most interesting college classes in the country. UC Berkeley’s “Simpsons” DeCal 
Wow, already? The 