- 1). Apply for admissions into a college of your choice. Check out community colleges, as they tend to be easier on the pocket book.
- 2). Peruse your chosen college's online course list. This list can be found easily on any college's website. Look for Introduction to Microeconomics courses or Principles of Microeconomics courses, as they are the classes that introduce the layman to the concept of microeconomics. Any other courses will be too advanced for beginners.
- 3). Enroll officially in the online microeconomics class you've chosen. At this point, all access to class reading material, online lectures and assignments will be found at a separate website that colleges use to host their online classrooms. Prominent examples of such host websites can be found in this article's Resource section.
- 4). Look for online microeconomics courses that are not affiliated with any college or university. Plenty of free options are online that simulate the feel of an online college microeconomics class, including videos, lectures, reading materials and exams. If you aren't working toward a degree and if you want to work at your own pace, this is the way to go. One such free online course that takes you through the basics of microeconomics can be found in this article's Resource section.
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