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Eligibility
Ages 15+
Age range / Year group
Ages 15+
Location / Region
Not listed
Cost
From $579
Duration
16-18 hours
Format
Online
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Compare with similar programsDesigned for high school and early college students, typically ages 15 and up.
The course FAQ also identifies students in grades 9-12.
International students are welcome.
High English fluency in reading, writing and listening is required for successful completion.
No formal application or prior investing experience is required.
Comfort with basic arithmetic, percentages and simple formulas is recommended
light algebra is helpful but not required.
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