Coursera $100 off yearly - Coursera Plus membership

Hey, I was searching online on Coursera for any interesting courses and came up to their membership special... it's about time! I was looking at a yearly membership for their courses and this came up...

Coursera Plus is 24% off the normal yearly price. Lots of good courses from premier universities on offer. Coursera is a Stanford-founded public company.

Except for degree programs and masters-track courses, this is all-you-can eat. Be forewarned, this does NOT include all courses, but it does give access to more than 80% of the courses on Coursera.

Edx (previously owned by Harvard and MIT) - its main competitor, now privately owned, does not have anything similar in all-inclusive pricing, though it can be argued that Edx has a better spectrum of courses. Edx typically has a (up to) 20% BF deal, but nothing close to an annual all-inclusive price.

Go fulfil your New Year resolutions.

Link: https://www.coursera.org/courseraplus/special/holiday2022

 

Coursera Plus Yearly Membership on sale again, I think it's $200 off not the basic $100, it's $199/year, depending on what you're studying, it may come out much cheaper than the monthly option if you're going for more certificates and the offer made it on the front page of Slickdeals.net - This is a very good option for those who want to get as many ACE recommended for credit, and other Professional Certs that are available on Plus for cheap (if you can't or don't have the TADA offerings). Link: https://slickdeals.net/f/17197657-1-year-coursera-plus-subscription-unlimited-access-to-7-000-learning-programs-199-digital-access?src=frontpage

 

BTW, anyone use this before? Seems interesting, I haven't used it before as I am not eligible... Anyways, I was on a couple of websites and they had this particular link (with the same referral link ending code which I removed) https://www.coursera.org/referral/invite

 

Apparently, they've added 4 more certificates that's worth credit, and I noticed the US Apprenticeship one worth a whopping 42 credits! I think this would be a great program for people here in the US that would want ACE credits to go with the experience, and have credits go towards an Associates or a very flexible Bachelors degree. For those outside the US, you can take any combination of the others...

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Here's an update: https://www.degreeinfo.com/index.php?threads/certificates-credentials-news-and-a-freebie.62976/