Last time I talked about this, it filled up extremely fast, so here we go again.  The Study Hall is like a risky thing that we're trying to do to make it a lot easier to do college.  Like, instead of like, jumping off a cliff, it's like a series of steps that have foam pits at the bottom of them.

All of the videos for the course are available for free on Youtube.  You can sign up to actually take a course where you get graded and you have a cohort and you have a teacher.  That only costs $25 but then if you want to get college credit that you can then apply to hundreds of universities in America, you can pay for that college credit, and only when you actually want to get that credit do you have to pay for it.  Now, that is what funds the whole thing, of course, but it is optional.  It's not something you have to do.  And on May 20th, we've got a new Code and Programming for Beginners course starting, also a new Rhetoric and Composition and Intro to Psychology.  These are all courses that are very useful in a bunch of different majors and that you will often have to take as part of a major, because look, you're probably already curious about the world.  You might as well turn that curiosity into more knowledge and also college credit.

We're trying to imagine how to do these things in a different way because the way that it works right now ain't great.  A lot of people are being let down by that system, and this is good for no matter where you are in your college journey.  If you're in school now, this can help you.  If you're about to go to school or if you have some college credits but you've stopped school and you might be thinking about going back, it's helpful in all of those situations.  

I cannot tell you how quickly these things will fill up, so check them out now at gostudyhall.com.