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http://blog.coursera.org/post/6088908828...ion-series

Accounting, operations, marketing and corporate finance. The dates when you click on the link are 2013 but when you click the class it shows 2015.

A couple start on Apr 6th and the others are later.

Post: #2

Thanks for the heads-up; I end up getting disappointed about getting rejected from CopyrightX.

Post: #3

If you want to earn a "Verified Certificate" free of cost (they usually run between $35-$90 depending on the course), it's not difficult to apply for financial aid on Coursera. If you're hard up for cash, you just write a couple of brief essays explaining your situation and it will likely get approved.

Verified Certificates purportedly lend weight to your accomplishment of completing a class, and of course are a way for Coursera to make money.

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(03-23-2015 08:48 PM)samsamsam Wrote:  http://blog.coursera.org/post/6088908828...ion-series

Accounting, operations, marketing and corporate finance. The dates when you click on the link are 2013 but when you click the class it shows 2015.

A couple start on Apr 6th and the others are later.

Thanks for that info Sam...... Free is definitely a good thing for any of us who might be able to muster up sometime to participate and/or to be able to learn some concepts that may be applied in real world scenarios.....