Kristen A.
I’d recommend FutureLearn for free courses on all kinds of cool things! If you’d rather an independent-study kind of thing, set yourself a goal and hit up your local library!
Kate E.
Definitely, jump on Coursera and take a looks at all the free courses available.
I've just finished the Yale course about the Science behind Happiness
I've just finished the Yale course about the Science behind Happiness
Luna C.
I personally am learning how to safely practice Witchcraft, along with learning German, keeping up with my 4 core classes (over the summer so I don't fall behind), and stop motion animation with Gacha Club. But everyone's different, so I recommend thinking about what interests you and what you're good at, and work on branching out from there.
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