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Build skills with courses, certificates, and degrees online from world-class universities and companies
If you’ve looked into Coursera to help you learn, you’re probably well aware of its many educational opportunities. Coursera offers over a 3,000 online classes from more than 100 partners worldwide including John Hopkins University, University of London, Arizona State University, and Peking University. Over 37 million users have turned to Coursera for individual courses, specialized programs, and even online degrees.
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Online Courses - Learn Anything, On Your Schedule
Udemy offers over 100,000 classes covering an extensive list of subjects. Most courses cost between $20 and $200. Once you purchase a course, you can complete it at your own pace. There are no deadlines and you can review the material as much as you need–even after you complete the course. These courses are not accredited, so you can’t count them towards your college education. You still, however, have a valuable resource if you want build your skills or find more about your personal interests.
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Best Courses. Top Institutions. Learn anytime, anywhere.
EdX provides a college-like education with courses that range in price to free (with an added fee for a verified certificate) to thousands of dollars depending on the program. Just like college, some classes require previous courses to enroll. With EdX you can get certificates, college credit, and even earn an online degree. Some courses are self-directed while others have deadlines and ending dates. Make sure you check out the information of each course to avoid any confusion.
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