Some free learnin...Hillsdale College Online Courses

[Guest TankerHC]

I dont know if anyone is interested in History and the Republic. But about a 6 months ago I took a free 6 week video lecture series from Hillsdale College on the Constitution. You do not get credits for these, but when completed I do believe you can print out a certificate. I havent yet. Anyway, these are very good courses, lectured usually by Constitutional Law Professors and others in the different fields, and are very interesting. Plus you can do it on your own time as once the videos are up they stay up so you can go through the courses.

On the Constitution they offer Constitution 101 and 201.
[b]Constitution 101[/b] is Hillsdale's first online course. It follows closely the one-semester course required of all Hillsdale College undergraduate students as part of the College's rigorous Core Curriculum

[b]Constitution 201[/b] is a new 10-week online course examining American progressivism: its historical roots and principles; its rejection of America’s founding principles and Constitution; its political successes in the New Deal, the Great Society, and in recent years; the ongoing political debate between progressives and conservatives; and the chance of a constitutional revival

ANd right now they are offering for free "[size=3]History 101: Western Heritage - From the Book of Genesis to John Locke"[/size]


All the courses are free and are the same courses residential Hillsdale students must take. If anyone is interested here is the link. I thoroughly enjoy these courses myself.

[url="https://constitution.hillsdale.edu/"]https://constitution.hillsdale.edu/[/url]
[url="http://online.hillsdale.edu/"]http://online.hillsdale.edu/[/url]

[Garufa]

I do enjoy my monthly edition of [i]Imprimis. [/i]Might have to look into this.

[SingleStack]

+1 for imprimus. I signed up for constitution 101 when it was first offerd but still have not found time. It is on the list for next month.

[ShamGlock]

I'm gonna look into this. Thanks for the heads up.