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edX, a learning non-profit founded by MIT and Harvard, offers free and affordable online classes to improve education accessibility to 25 million students.
The site has partnered with more than 90 of the world's leading universities, non-profits, and NGOs to offer courses from programming in Java to the science of happiness for free. Students also have the option of paying for a certificate of completion ($40-$300) that they can add to their CV, resume, and LinkedIn page. The site also has budget-friendly options for Professional Certificates, MicroBachelors, MicroMasters, and Master's programs.
As one of its founding universities, MIT has 210 classes available on edX, including 17 computer science courses. Below, you can browse and audit free courses on...
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