HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A FREE EDUCATION?

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE A FREE EDUCATION ? Yes , A FREE Education ! < br > HERE ARE 10 EASY STEPS TO A FREE EDUCATION : < br />< br > < br /> 1 . DEVELOP A FONDNESS FOR OLD TEXTBOOKS . VERY seldom do the basics of any discipline change . From marketing to economics to statistics , look for public libraries which are culling their business sections . There is a goldmine of business education to be had for pennies on the dollar . < br > < br /> 2 . Online knowledge bases are a wealth of information on applications and information you access regularly . Every ISP has a knowledge base that will keep you current on the latest computer applications . Be disciplined about pursuing your area of interest on these sites regularly . < br > < br /> 3 . Spend 5 - 10 hours a week in a public library ’ s reference section , especially if you are not currently employed ! Decide upon a course of education , and commit to pursuit of it for one , three or six months . The goal is to acquire a thorough grounding in your chosen subject . < br > < br /> 4 . On the internet , search for technical terms under the “ Images ” tag of any search engine . You will enter the side door of many online college courses , business texts and public documents . < br />< br > < br /> 5 . Obtain and read The Federal Register . < br > < br /> 6 . Read trade and industry publications . They provide access to exactly what people in any given industry are currently thinking and learning . < br > < br /> 7 . Learn to use EDGAR , the Securities and Exchange Commission ’ s online database of public information on every American corporation . < br > < br /> 8 . Search government websites regularly . Follow the links they provide . The resources listed are most likely to lead to legitimate business sources . < br > < br /> 9 . Help your kids with their homework ! Fill in the gaps in your elementary school education . < br > < br /> 10 . Volunteer . There ’ s always training and often certification available . < br >
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