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IntroSTARS™ Continues to Roll On – Free and Self-paced

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IntroSTARS™ continues to be the Boyce-Astro prerequisite course for all our seminars and classes. Hundreds of students have taken the self-paced introduction to some basic astrophysics. Students need to pass IntroSTARS™ Final Quiz before taking his or her first Boyce-Astro course or seminar. The course takes 6 to 12 hours to complete depending on your current knowledge. The Quiz can be taken upon request so you can qualify for our courses whenever you choose. Of course you can take this free course just for self-improvement.

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