One Day University Coupons and Deals
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Vouchers can be redeemed on Sunday, April 21, 2013. The event is from 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Advance registration is required online; see voucher for instructions. You must register online no later than March 20, 2013. Present voucher upon arrival at event with your ticket. Class topics and professors subject to change. All classes must be attended by the voucher holder; cannot be shared. All sales final; no refunds or exchanges. See below for additional terms and conditions.
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Dubbed "fantasy camp for the academic minded" by The New York Times, One Day University brings together some of the nation's finest professors to present their most entertaining lectures. For $119, regularly $239, Travelzoo subscribers can go back to college for a day -- but with "No tests. No homework. No stress." One Day U "recruits professors that college students rave about" (Forbes) from top universities including Harvard, Yale and Princeton. Classes focus on a range of subjects from politics and psychology to new ways of appreciating music.The event takes place Sunday, April 21, at the New York Hilton and allows subscribers to choose five classes to attend throughout the day. Among the twelve class offerings are:⢠"How the Brain Works: Why We Do What We Do" -- Marvin Chun, Yale⢠"The Culture of Hits: Why Some People and Products Become Wildly Successful" -- Kartik Hosanagar, Penn⢠"The Psychology of Money" -- Jeff Hancock, Cornell⢠"China, Russia & India: The Rise of the Rest" -- Stephen Kotkin, Princeton⢠"Genius, Creativity and Depression: Is There a Link?" -- Shelley Carson, HarvardAdditional details and class choices can be found here. The day starts at 9:30 a.m. and wraps up at 4:30 p.m. A buffet lunch is available for an additional $12.Travelzoo Tip: Subway stations near the Hilton New York include F at 57th Street and B, D, E at Seventh Avenue.Terms and Conditions Vouchers can be redeemed Sunday, April 21, 2013. Online registration is required. You must register online no later than March 20, 2013. To register, go to www.onedayu.com and follow the instructions on your voucher. The full schedule of classes including exact starting times can be found online. The event is from 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Present voucher and ticket upon arrival. Class topics and professors subject to change. There is a 15-minute break between classes and a 45-minute lunch break. All classes must be attended by the voucher holder; cannot be shared. This voucher is for a date-specific event. Once the voucher is purchased, no refunds will be given. Limit 2 voucher purchases per person; may buy additional vouchers as gifts. This deal cannot be combined with any other offer. Must be used in 1 visit.
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Access for one to any five classes on Sunday, April 21, 2013, at the New York Hilton between 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM (see “April 21 Program” tab below)
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Ever wish you could go back to college, just for a day? Engage with the nation’s top academics (without the midterms) at One Day University, with this enlightening offer from TimesLimited. One Day University brings together award-winning professors from the finest universities to present a day of brilliant lectures on a bevy of topics. The professionals at One Day University work closely with hand-selected professors, sifting through hours of material from full semester courses to identify the most fascinating information. Adult ‘students-for-a-day’ choose five one-hour classes to attend during the day-long seminar. (For full list of classes visit www.onedayu.com) Professors are there to educate and entertain, and students come to indulge themselves for a day of pure learning and intellectual pursuit. At One Day University there are no grades, no tests, no homework. It’s like an Ivy League education in just one day.
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Long before the 9–5 grind, you spent the day expanding your mind. Reignite that intellectual curiosity with a little help from bestselling author Akhil Amar. You’ll learn the intricacies of the American presidency from George Washington to Barack Obama—all from a man that many feel should be next in line for a Supreme Court nomination. See Reviews & Offer Details.
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Professors plucked from top universities fill curious minds with knowledge in riveting lectures that condense whole semesters into one hour
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Going to college typically means stressful all-nighters, awkward roommate interactions, and bland dining hall meals. Fortunately, it's possible to focus on the rewarding aspect of school -- knowledge -- without the unpleasantness, thanks to today's deal from One Day University on 6th Avenue at 54th Street. Pay $99 (regularly $199) for five one-hour educational classes of your choosing. On October 14 at the Hilton on Avenue of the Americas, Ivy League professors and instructors from other renowned academic institutions will be teaching 60-minute lectures on truly compelling topics. Venture into the past with "Abraham Lincoln: Separating Fact From Fiction;" better understand the workings of our minds with "How We Make Decisions: And How We Can Make Better Ones;" or delve into art with "Frank Gehry: Architecture as Art" -- and those are just three of the twelve amazing options. Best yet, with 50% savings on your side, there's no worry about dreaded student loans.
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While you’d love to travel back in time to your college days, the thought of pulling all-nighters, surviving on cafeteria food, and rounding out your social life with keg parties makes you cringe. Luckily, at One Day University, you can go back to school for just one day with no homework and no exams. Grab today’s deal: for $119, you’ll get a ticket to a series of lectures from ten professors on January 21, 2012, from 9am-4:15pm at the New York Hilton Hotel in Midtown ($199 value). By gathering some of the country’s greatest professors from the world’s finest universities,One Day University has created a full day of stimulating college lectures to broaden your mind and expand your knowledge. Lectures include topics such as politics (What's Wrong and Right about American Foreign Policy) from NYU's Professor John Gershman, neuroscience (Understanding How Memory Works) from Brown’s Professor John Stein, film (Two Films Every Movie Lover Should Absolutely See) from Yale’s Professor Marc Lapadula, and more. You’ll leave with a head full of knowledge and even avoid any of those old college shenanigans.
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