Perhaps because I am not a recent graduate, but someone wanting to discover a totally new direction later in life, I found a lot of this content was familiar. I know myself quite well. That's not the issue. There was lot of talk about how complex it is to get to know what really motivates you and prepare or find another life path/career. I wanted more definite direction, and more challenging content. Also, even though I completed the assignments here without upgrading, it is not as motivating without the feedback. As the course is primarily for self-development, and the assignments reviewed by peers, I am not sure why the Honors content is not offered without paying for an upgrade. The "assignments" that I was able to complete, accepted a one sentence reply. I think multiple choice questions might have been a better way to become more engaged with the content, as it was easy to gloss over the content. If I had found the course more useful, I might have paid to complete it.

It is an important and universally applicable course. It deals with some conceptual (theoretical) aspects of great importance. Would need a stronger practical orientation to be directly applied by many.

Good course

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