Free Ivy League Education, sort of

by GadgetManiac on February 21, 2007

MIT Physics I Lecture 5

A growing number of Ivy League and other colleges and universities are posting a selection of their courses online for all to use. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology seems to have started the trend back in 2003 and now have on offer materials for more than 1500 courses. The MIT courses can be found at MITOpenCourseWare. Ditto for Stanford and UC Berkeley. And even that poseur, Yale, will have a selection of undergraduate lectures available in the fall. No degree for now, but that may change in the future.

Other educational institutions that offer similar distance learning courses include Carnegie Mellon, Utah State, Tufts and Johns Hopkins.       

Yale On $0 A Day – WSJ, Feb 15 2007  

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sam45 January 31, 2011 at 4:04 PM

imagine going to harvard in your bedroom? or mit in your underwear?

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Brett3 August 10, 2011 at 10:02 AM

I’d love to sign up for these classes and tell people I’m studying at Harvard. I wouldn’t mention the online part ’cause I’m shameless.

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