Barnes and Noble University is closed

Okay. I have to admit that I didn't even know Barnes and Noble University existed until my best friend pointed it out. After she did, however, I took 2 classes that I really enjoyed. As soon as I finished these 2 courses, however, I received an email that said that it was changing from BNU to BNBC (book club). The book club idea is fine, they already offered several of those. But, I also took a writing course that was loads of fun. And, the great thing about BNU? All the classes were free. All you had to do was pay for the texts that you needed. Often you could simply get them from the library and have no cost at all. Now there are no classes, just book clubs (or reading groups). The classes that were offered varied from literature and writing to psychology, religion, science, history, etc.



Ah, well. Does anyone, who may possibly be reading this, know of anyother online source that offers free classes like that?

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Barnes and Noble University is closed

Okay. I have to admit that I didn't even know Barnes and Noble University existed until my best friend pointed it out. After she did, however, I took 2 classes that I really enjoyed. As soon as I finished these 2 courses, however, I received an email that said that it was changing from BNU to BNBC (book club). The book club idea is fine, they already offered several of those. But, I also took a writing course that was loads of fun. And, the great thing about BNU? All the classes were free. All you had to do was pay for the texts that you needed. Often you could simply get them from the library and have no cost at all. Now there are no classes, just book clubs (or reading groups). The classes that were offered varied from literature and writing to psychology, religion, science, history, etc.



Ah, well. Does anyone, who may possibly be reading this, know of anyother online source that offers free classes like that?

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Barnes and Noble University is closed

Okay. I have to admit that I didn't even know Barnes and Noble University existed until my best friend pointed it out. After she did, however, I took 2 classes that I really enjoyed. As soon as I finished these 2 courses, however, I received an email that said that it was changing from BNU to BNBC (book club). The book club idea is fine, they already offered several of those. But, I also took a writing course that was loads of fun. And, the great thing about BNU? All the classes were free. All you had to do was pay for the texts that you needed. Often you could simply get them from the library and have no cost at all. Now there are no classes, just book clubs (or reading groups). The classes that were offered varied from literature and writing to psychology, religion, science, history, etc.



Ah, well. Does anyone, who may possibly be reading this, know of anyother online source that offers free classes like that?

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