Want to take a PSYCH course for credit? Interested in the general history of psychology and the nature vs. nurture debate? Then consider your needs and desires fulfilled (including your sub-conscious ones)! PSYCH 101-EXC is our newest course and it’s also a pathway to credit through Excelsior College. This course is complete with optional apps, readings, and video […]
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Today we unveil a (slightly) new homepage. In brief, we’ve split up our courses into: “Saylor University” – our core courses “Saylor K-12”– our newly-unveiled, long-talked-about pre-college courses “Saylor Professional Development” – our PD Area of Study split up into its three constituent parts These changes also will be reflected in the forums, currently taking […]
There’s a legal phrase, cui bono, which means, roughly, “who benefits?” — it’s meant as a reminder to look at what people involved in a law case stand to gain. It’s a question, and a real question, that we can ask ourselves about pursuing a four-year college education. Diane Rehm (The Diane Rehm Show, WAMU American […]
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Interested in ways to make the best use of the skills, abilities and knowledge of an organization’s human capital? Want to learn more ab0ut the nitty-gritty ins and outs of what occurs in that good ol’ HR dept.? Then let’s get crackin’! BUS301: Human Resource Development is now available on our iTunes U channel and […]
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Good Morning and happy Monday! This week we see mixed emotions showing up across the world. From the UK to San Jose, CA, to the U.S. government, people are voicing their opinions. These voices are of both optimism and pessimism, uneasiness, and acceptance and rejection. We begin today with a little bit of optimism. Juan […]