A Free Education Is Possible...
@Spontaneo (14703)
United States
October 19, 2019 5:08pm CST
I have studied on Pinterest, different pins for free online courses. However, I actually want to work on getting a Master's. There were schools listed that they said would oblige, so I clicked on the appropriate links. From there, I was told I could not get a free Master's. I was extremely upset. On the other hand, schools with individual online courses WERE legit and free. One just simply takes individual courses, but not toward a Master's. Am I making sense? If not, blame Pinterest pins and the fake advertisements.
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@Nakitakona (56302)
• Philippines
19 Oct 19
We're lucky. Our government has passed a law making college courses free for those poor and deserving students.
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@BelleStarr (61047)
• United States
21 Oct 19
I assume it is like an extension course at a local high school or college, you can learn but it is not going to give you credit just information.
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@raveeen (3457)
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20 Oct 19
Yes it's true! Here in Philippines there are schools where you can study FREE. Like me, I'm in a State University school and what we have to do is to study well, but there are conditions in studying free. If a student gets a failed of 9 units he will be kicked out in school. If you fail one subject then you want to retake it, you will have to pay for that subject but it doesn't cost too much. :) That's why I'm really stressed in our school because it's high in standard when it comes to academic.
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