How do they differ from courses taught "in person"?
"He advised us on everything, from courses to take to negotiating our first job".
The union argues that students from non-traditional backgrounds are more likely to withdraw from courses due to financial pressures.
There is so much you can learn from colleagues and managers, and service users, as well as from courses.
Those hoping to specialise in the oral and aural sciences may pick from courses including audiology, speech science or speech therapy.
Whatever the faults of the Advanced Placement program, there is a strong consensus that high school students benefit from courses that are demanding.
Unable to find a major that examined finance for social good, I created an individualised major from courses in business and public policy, markets, and regulation.
Degrees that offer elements of pop music have become increasingly common in recent years, from courses analysing lyrics to the study of music business practices.
Students have been told they risk the prospect of failing exams or being removed from courses if they do not vote for United Russia.
Phil Buchanan and his classmates may have been looking for get-rich-quick ideas from courses focused on the new economy at Harvard Business School.
Professor Edmundson agreed that class distinctions were a red herring, and said that even vocational programs would benefit from courses in the humanities.
