College libraries?

[prunesnprisms.livejournal.com]

Drawing a bit on the theme of the earlier post on adult education, I was wondering something slightly different.

I'm about to start a master's program online, and the degree requirements will mean that I have to have access to a college library. Tufts is the most convenient, but Harvard is pretty convenient too, as I work and live on the red line.

Anyone know anything about getting access to these university's libraries as a non-student? This isn't my only source of information, but we've got a pretty diverse crowd here and I thought someone might know a bit about it.

Comments

[prunesnprisms.livejournal.com]

I am neither taking classes at Harvard Extension or planning to take them there, though.

[syntheticnature.livejournal.com]

(Sorry about the mis-placed comment above, it was supposed to go under your reply about "quite a fee.")

I am neither taking classes at Harvard Extension or planning to take them there, though.

Right, I was just rambling a bit about it because a couple of people mentioned Widener. Hope your classes at Drexel go well! It sounds like a good program.