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They say that learning does not always happen in school, but I believe that it sure does help. While you can’t always learn everything you need to know to get ahead in life in formal educational institutions, there is something to be gained from going through a formal education.

More so, learning is an activity that should not stop once you get your degree. I know for a fact that I have learned so much more that I can apply to my work after I got out of school. Of course, there is the fact that I didn’t practice my degree. As it happens often in life, the road took me down a different path, and I think that I am happier for it.

So yes, I take most everyday as a learning experience, although there are many days when I become too comfortable in my zone that I am sure I miss out on a good learning experience or two. When I realize this, I get to thinking about how it is still good to immerse one’s self in formal settings of learning every now and then.

Enter the FREE courses that Stanford is offering starting January 2012. I found the information via UnCollege ((UnCollege)), which lists all the courses that are being offered.

If you think you need a little computer science-related education, here are the classes:

Computer Science 101
Machine Learning
Software as a Service
Human-Computer Interaction
Natural Language Processing
Game Theory
Probabilistic Graphical Models
Cryptography

If you’re more of the entrepreneur type, then take a look at these two:
The Lean Launchpad
Technology Entrepreneurship

Again, they are totally free – no tuition fees! Even better, you get to do the modules on your own, the only limitation is that you have to complete assignments within a week.

What are you waiting for? This is your chance to get a Stanford education for zilch!

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