So as you guys know, I'm well into my summer course at MSU Denver Online, loving it, as I've been telling you guys on the pod here.

But three things have really stuck out about the MSU Denver Online experience, which you guys should probably know about.

First off, super engaged teachers that are extremely responsive to their students' needs, whether that's an

email or a question about an assignment or a concern. Also, many of the same teachers that you

might have at MSU Denver Online also work in the same field that you're taking a subject in.

So there's a lot of great networking opportunity as well. Secondly, the course content is highly

relevant. I can't even count or remember how many classes I took during my undergrad that were

just useless. I never thought about the content that I learned in one of these 100 or 200 level

classes after I finished taking the class, but that's not the case

of MSU Denver Online, at least from my experience, all the content is super relevant. It's real life

skills that you're going to be using well after you're done taking the class. And lastly, it's convenient.

A lot of students that take classes with MSU Denver Online work other jobs and what MSU

Denver Online allows you to do is maybe work ahead if you have a lighter week than normal.

And it's great, it gives you a lot of flexibility in that regard.

So they work with you to work around your schedule and if you want to take a class, if you want to check out their course list, it's available online.

Maybe take a class this summer.

And here comes this Lithuanian crew just off the side door here, just kind of parading in. It looked like they came from a Grateful Dead concert, not in the straight line, and just totally free.

The Rock and Roll Grateful Dead team in their way are in tie-dye on the metal stand.

It was one of the few priceless moments in sporting rock and roll history.

Sporting rock and roll history.

It's a long history.

Nobody knows what that means.

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