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Enrollment is easy and free. Get involved in a community of people who share your interests. Tell them what YOU want to learn. Try it out. What you do you have to lose?

Some of the classes being offered are:

Do you have any pdf files that need to be edited? What about multiple files you would like to condense into one? With PDFHammer you can do all this with no program to download. And this is offered at absolutely no charge.

Then there is this great site I happened upon. Have you ever missed class and all the notes with it? Ever need another perspective? How would you like to earn points redeemable for rewards just for contributing your notes and blogging with other students? At isleptthroughclass.com you can exchange notes and ideas with other students and get information on college life or search for a job. You must have a .edu email address to register.

For more information click on the links below:

• Microsoft Office 2007 (Ultimate) for $59.99 - This is a great deal directly from Microsoft for students. This includes the following: Word 2007, Excel 2007, PowerPoint 2007, Outlook 2007, OneNote 2007, Groove 2007, Publisher 2007, Access 2007, InfoPath 2007, and Accounting Express 2008. You must have an email address ending in .edu to qualify.

• I Slept Through Class :: College Class Notes - A site for students needing help with their classes. Look for notes for a class, post notes from a class, or network with other students. Earn points for submitting notes and blogging on the site. Redeem points for gift cards to your favorite stores. There's also a job search specifically for college students. You must have an email address ending in .edu to register.

• PDFHammer.com - "With PDF Hammer you can quickly and easily edit PDF files online, without the need to install anything. Upload your PDF files to PDF Hammer from your Web browser, perform your edits, and then download back to your computer. The visual editor lets you see the pages of the PDFs as you edit them."

When we think of going back to school or learning new things we immediately think $$$. Well there are some great free learning sites out there. This may not mean as much as a traditional degree, but it is a great way to get your feet wet if you have been out of school for a while. Check out the following, you will not be disappointed:

Today is a good day to learn something new. Pick one thing and follow it through. And hey, it is free! Happy learning!

Did you know some employers check your credit as part of the hiring process? Imagine not getting your dream job because you made some poor choices with your finances.

There are ways you can build and protect your credit. First, take advantage of your free credit report. Everyone gets one free credit report from each of the three major reporting bureaus each year. Just go to annualcreditreport.com. You may get all three reports at one time or spread them out throughout the year. Second, pay all bills on time every time. Never skip a payment or pay a bill late. Third, use credit wisely. Do not carry more than two credit cards. Credit cards should be used sparingly. Do not charge more than you can pay off within one to two months. Fourth, visit the following sites to learn more about protecting yourself from identity theft and wise ways to use credit:

In my 15 months as an online student I have found it important to have certain things: paper, pencils, calculators (I am an accounting major), and links to some of the my most used references. I am including a few of those such references here today.

Happy Learning!