> I believe only Computer Science and Digital Media courses are priced at the graduate level even if you take them for undergraduate credit. It depends on the

> I believe only Computer Science and Digital Media courses are priced at the graduate level even if you take them for undergraduate credit. It depends on the course. I've been very happy with HES and expect to graduate with my ALB May 2018. Besides the list of courses on the HES web site, I've taken advantage of many additional opportunities: a Teaching Fellow for the Intro Data Science class where I helped HES, regular college and grad students, and Head TF for Advanced Data Science class this Spring (CS109b). With a certain GPA and number of credits, you can get Special Student status opening up virtually the entire Grad level course space for HES credit. This past Spring I took CS280, a grad level AI class, where I was one of two non traditional students in a class of 20 consisting of mostly CompSci Phd candidates. HES opens up many opportunities. Like anything, it is what you make of it that counts.