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There are two introductory 4-week intensives that you can take this August. Courses listed below are available for credit at $170 per credit (in which case the credits can be applied toward a college degree - click here for application information ) or can be taken for no-credit/audit at $85 per credit (students receive an acknowledgement for having taken the course but do not receive college credit - click here for a no-credit registration form ):
Four-week courses -
Available Session 2 is Aug 4 to Aug 27
ES-174 Introduction to Astrological Symbolism. (3 credits)
No symposium required - Live Video Lectures!
Professor: Enid Newberg, MA
Among divinatory methods of interpreting the cosmos, astrology is the most prevalent worldwide. Because students are expected to examine and critique astrological premises, they need to have a working knowledge of the symbolism (planets, signs and houses), the glyphs, and a basic understanding of the structure of astrological analysis as used in Western and Vedic astrology.
ES-184 Math and Time: Chart calculation. (1 credit)
No symposium. Offered Session 2
Teaching Assistant: Lauran Fowks
All time calculations are math problems. To manually calculate an astrological chart, students need to know a variety of basic math skills connected with latitude, longitude, the ability to compute between time zones and to compute planetary positions based on a daily ephemeris.
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The Mission of Kepler College is to create an online learning environment conducive to the promotion of the best practices of liberal arts in undergraduate and graduate education, including the study and practical application of astrology. The College seeks to prepare students with the attitudes, skills, and habits of lifelong learning, enabling them to be useful members of a global society.
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