The Education Revolution
Welcome to the World of Free University Courses
After spending an exorbitant amount of money on tuition, I wish I hadn't.
Coursera offers free online courses from 140+ top universities and educational organizations. They partner with top schools like Stanford, Yale, Princeton, and others to offer universal access to the world’s best education. Either for free or at a ridiculously low cost!
Student loan debt has reached a new milestone, crossing the $1.2 trillion mark making the average student loan $28,950. With this debt continuing to rise, more students are looking for alternative educations.
My Favorites Courses
- Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Technologies at Princeton for free!
- Cryptography 1 & Cryptography 2 at Standford University taught by Professor Dan Boneh!
- Massive 6-Course Specialization on Data-Mining or Cloud Computing at University of Illinois for $79 that includes a Certificate!
Am I going to stop there?! HELL NO!
- Master Algorithmic Programming Techniques Data Structures and Algorithms 6-course Specialization at UC San Diego! This one is more pricey but Financial Aid is available for learners who cannot afford the fee.
- 5-Course Specialization on Cybersecurity at University of Maryland for $49 a course! Taught by Jonathan Katz, Director or the Maryland Cybersecurity Center (also includes course on Cryptography that you can take separately)
- International Cyber Conflicts at The State University of New York
Always wanted to learn to code? Well you can for free at Code Academy
To all those expensive courses!
Cheers to you!
Very interesting thanks for providing the links , I like that they will appeal to many members interested in Cryto
Yes thanks my pleasure! I dived into research to find those crypto courses for everyone!
Thanks for the links. I used code academy and hour of code when teaching kids how to code, some really fun things on there.
Nice post!
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