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35+ Legit Master’s Degrees You Can Now Earn Completely Online

35+ Legit Master’s Degrees You Can Now Earn Completely Online

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Starting several years ago, massive open online course (MOOC) providers began releasing online degree programs, in partnership with universities. This trend started out slowly, but has been gaining momentum. The first MOOC-based degree, the Online Master of Science in Computer Science (OMSCS) from Georgia Tech and Udacity, was announced back in 2013. It took two…
A New (co-)CEO for edX: Previous President and COO Adam Medros

A New (co-)CEO for edX: Previous President and COO Adam Medros

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EdX, the non-profit MOOC provider backed by MIT and Harvard, has announced the appointment of Adam Medros as co-CEO. He will lead the company alongside the founder and CEO Anant Agarwal. Adam joined edX back in October 2017 as the COO and President. He came from a 13-year stint at Tripadvisor (it’s like Class Central,…
Boston University Announces Online MBA on edX

Boston University Announces Online MBA on edX

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Earlier this week, Boston University’s Questrom School of Business announced it will be launching an online MBA on edX. The new program will be the 10th MOOC-based master’s degree offered on edX and will receive its first student cohort in fall 2020. (For a complete list of rigorous online degrees, head to our article 35+…
University of Michigan Now Has MOOCs on Three Major Platforms

University of Michigan Now Has MOOCs on Three Major Platforms

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FutureLearn and the University of Michigan (U-M) have recently announced a partnership with three MOOCs to start on October 14 and more to come in the future. This means that U-M now has courses on three large MOOC providers: Coursera, edX, and FutureLearn. U-M already has a range of courses on Coursera and edX. The…
EdX Puts Up A Paywall for Graded Assignments

EdX Puts Up A Paywall for Graded Assignments

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Disclosure: To support our site, Class Central may be compensated by some course providers. December 17, 2018 3 minute read Comments It finally happened. Early this year, edX removed the word free from their homepage and announced that they would soon start testing a support fee. (Class Central cataloged a few of the tests here.)…