Stanford tuition runs $260K, but 2,100+ free courses put its full AI curriculum online for anyone
Aiden_Tech_Ai · x · 2026-09-13
A stark contrast thread: Stanford charges $65,127/year (roughly $260K over four years) with a 3.6% acceptance rate, yet freely publishes 2,100+ courses online — including its graduate AI curriculum, full YouTube lecture series, Stanford GSB business strategy lectures, medical school courses, a design thinking toolkit used by Google and Nike, and entrepreneurship resources from the university behind Google, Netflix, Instagram, LinkedIn and PayPal.
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