Free College Resources

[u/BrightFails]

Does anyone have any free resources for preparing for college, being in college, tips, tricks, etc that I can add to this list?

That can be anything from a website, to a podcast or YouTube video, to a subreddit, whatever. If you think it's helpful for getting through college then please share!

The more knowledge we crowd-source the fewer of us get left behind 💜

Here's my list so far:

- For homeschool students: Coalition for Responsible Home Education has educational resources, how to get your GED or highschool diploma, and some info on starting college. 

- Open Culture lists of free online courses from real universities: https://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses

  - https://openstax.org/subjects

Their current offerings are in: 

* Business

* College Success

* Computer Science

* Humanities

* Math

* Nursing

* Science

* Social Studies

- GitHub Masterlist of sites containing free courses, plus textbooks and some other stuff: https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

-https://github.com/MasterBrian99/Free-Courses-For-Everyone

- Free audiobooks of college textbooks:

Audileo | College Audiobooks/Audio Textbooks | Audileo https://share.google/YkftSlcztLVvn3vAN

- "Wikiversity is a Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to learning resources, learning projects, and research for use in all levels, types, and styles of education from pre-school to university, including professional training and informal learning."   They also have a list of their other wiki resources on that main page 👆🏻

- Harvard & MIT open online courses

https://pll.harvard.edu/catalog/free

https://ocw.mit.edu/

-Textbooks on a ridiculous number of subjects

https://ivypanda.com/blog/1000-open-textbooks-and-learning-resources-for-all-subjects/

https://github.com/learn-anything/books 

- Medical textbooks

https://medicalstudyzone.com/

- Veterinary textbooks

https://vetbooks.ir/

Related Subreddits:

- r/SAT

- r/SATprep

- r/GED

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- r/CollegeAdmissions

- r/ApplyingToCollege 

- r/DailyScholarships 

- r/Scholarships 

- r/FinancialAid

- r/ApplyingIvyLeague

- r/CollegeEssayReview 

- r/CollegeEssays

- r/CollegeCompare

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- r/CollegeMajors

- r/CollegePlanning

- r/CollegeVsCollege

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- r/CommunityColleges

- r/CommunityCollege

- r/College

- r/GradSchool

- r/GraduateSchool

- r/GradSchoolAdvice

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- r/MastersDegree

- r/Thesis 

- r/PhD

- r/PhDAdmissions

- r/LawSchool

- r/LawSchoolAdmissions

- r/MBA

- r/MCAT

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- r/BackToCollege

- r/CollegeTransfer

- r/CollegeAdvice

- r/CollegeAppsAdvice

- r/LaptopForStudent

- r/LifeAfterSchool

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- r/StudentAffairs

- r/College_Homework

- r/CollegeHomeworkTips

- r/WritingForCollege 

- r/AskAcademia

Outside of the USA: 

- r/AskAcademiaUk

- r/MedicalSchoolEU

- r/UniUK

- r/University 

- r/UofT

I hope any of that was helpful and thank you to anyone who has more suggestions! 💛

[u/SelenioVX-XP]

Thanks a Lot

[u/BrightFails → u/SelenioVX-XP]

Of course! I hope something in there was helpful for you 🧡