continuing education
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davis_squarei've already graduated and am a working professional, but am considering taking a class "for fun" next semester. basically because i would have liked to take a bunch of things i never got to in college.
i am looking into tufts, but was wondering if people had other suggestions. e.g. i'm not familiar with community colleges in the area. it would need to be someplace easily accessible by public transport from davis, had night classes, and was reasonably priced (like, i will look into harvard extension but i think their classes run $1-2k?) the type of classes i'm interested in would most likely be in an arts & sciences department (hist, anthro, soc, public policy, gender studies, etc).
i appreciate your ideas!
i am looking into tufts, but was wondering if people had other suggestions. e.g. i'm not familiar with community colleges in the area. it would need to be someplace easily accessible by public transport from davis, had night classes, and was reasonably priced (like, i will look into harvard extension but i think their classes run $1-2k?) the type of classes i'm interested in would most likely be in an arts & sciences department (hist, anthro, soc, public policy, gender studies, etc).
i appreciate your ideas!
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Date: 2006-11-09 02:37 pm (UTC)