11-01-2008, 12:32 AM
I just came across this and wanted to share. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro has devised a unique way to make Microeconomics more appealing to students. Microeconomics generally has a bad reputation among college students as being boring. Having taken a course on the subject, I'll have to agree.
Anyway, UNCG has created an online course for Microeconomics in the form of a video game. It looks pretty impressive, too; after finding the game, I almost wished I hadn't already taken Micro.
The game can be found here:
UNCG Presents: ECON 201 An Online Course For College Credit
Oh, and the tuition is very reasonable for a college course. (Not as good as the CLEP exam, of course, but not bad.)
UNCG: ICampus: Registration
Anyway, UNCG has created an online course for Microeconomics in the form of a video game. It looks pretty impressive, too; after finding the game, I almost wished I hadn't already taken Micro.
The game can be found here:
UNCG Presents: ECON 201 An Online Course For College Credit
Oh, and the tuition is very reasonable for a college course. (Not as good as the CLEP exam, of course, but not bad.)
UNCG: ICampus: Registration
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