Study Hall

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ASU and Crash Course teamed up to help learners like you navigate higher education. Check out the Study Hall YouTube channel or GoStudyHall.com for more info!

We have a 2026 challenge for you: Try a college course and complete 1 assignment. Step 1: Join a Study Hall online course for $25. Try it for up to 10 days and if you decide its not for you, get a full refund! Or... CHALLENGE yourself to complete the course! If you fail, NOTHING happens.

Crash Course Futures of A.I. starts 11/19 & is a 5-episode series about AI's current trajectory, the wide-ranging impacts it is theorized to have on society, what capabilities future AI systems might have, and the governance frameworks being developed to ensure these technologies benefit humanity.

Study Hall courses offer the best low-investment, risk free way to start, re-start, or continue your college journey! Where else can you take a college course that starts on YouTube, and only pay for the credit after you've passed the course?

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Below is a composition notebook with 4 tabs sticking out. They read: Power and Politics in US Government, Real World College Math, Modern World History, and Intro to Psychology. To the right is a yellow post it note that says "take a top tier college course for just $25." Behind these objects are fall leaves. In the bottom right corner there is a brown notebook, and in the top left corner there is a matcha latte.

🚨 New Study Hall courses start tomorrow, August 21! 🚨 Take the first-ever Real World Statistics course—or classics like Programming for Beginners, Macroeconomics, and Intro to Psych. For just $25, you’ll join a supportive cohort, learn from ASU instructors, and tackle unique assignments.

Orange graphic with an illustrated Sabrina Cruz and text that says "Take a college level statistics course for $25"In Code and Programming for Beginners you'll 
1: write programs to analyze climate data, help a coach manage a volleyball team, and build a point of sale system for a small cupcake bakery! 
2: Use interactive web tools to write code, visualize its execution, and gain immediate feedback. If you sign up for the macroeconomics course you will: analyze real-world economic data to predict the actions of individuals and policymakers. 
2: Calculate vital indicators like inflation, unemployment rates, and GDP to follow the economy in real time. 
3: Evaluate the impact of past fiscal and monetary policies on economic stability and growth. In Intro to Psyhcology youll:
1: Set and achieve a personal goal using psychological strategies that support lasting behavior change.
2: Discover how your mind works by applying course concepts such as memory, personality, and motivation to your personal experiences. 
3: Contribute to the field of psychology by participating in research projects.