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My chief complaint about graduating from one of the Big-3 non-traditional colleges is that I have NO sports team to root on.
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You could always take one of these free CEUs from Harvard.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...urses.html
Fight fiercely, Harvard!
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KayV Wrote:You could always take one of these free CEUs from Harvard.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...urses.html
Fight fiercely, Harvard!
OK, this was darn funny! hilarious Thanks I needed the laugh!!
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Ha, the one downside to non-traditional education! On the plus side, it does keep fees down.
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How about a 9 credit graduate certificate somewhere?
university of Houston has a women's studies certificate.
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100% agree!hilarious
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KayV Wrote:You could always take one of these free CEUs from Harvard.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...urses.html
Fight fiercely, Harvard!
No way those are free, I paid for mine.
PS Go team.
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Sorry, I stand corrected about the pricing. In case I got someone's hopes up inadvertently about free certificates from a football powerhouse, I hereby present free CEU courses from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. You don't get the Aggie Ring with them, though.
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NB: Most of these are free, but some have fees.
Gig 'em!
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dewisant Wrote:My chief complaint about graduating from one of the Big-3 non-traditional colleges is that I have NO sports team to root on.
Most people I know, especially from the south root for schools they never attended. They usually just root for the local team.
Heck two guys from Alabama I used to work with used to argue with each other. One was an Alabama fan, the other an Auburn fan. Neither had a college degree.
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