I have finished SAS Programming 1: Essentials and I have obtained the badge.
I would like to enroll to the course SAS Programming 2: Data Manipulation Techniques but when I click on the link I have the follow message: you cannot enroll yourself in this course. I don't understand what is the problem.
Thanks for your time,
Laura
Hi Laura,
If you are with a university and have an academic email, you can gain free access to eLearning through the SAS Academic Hub. Follow the link and choose Educators or Students (as applies) and follow the directions for access. Your SAS profile must be an academic email address for this to work.
Well, that's certainly odd.
I wonder if any of the following can be of assistance?
Jim
Hi Laura,
I would be happy to help. May I have the link you used to register the course at?
Su Chee
Hi Laura,
You may register for SAS Programming 2 class at https://support.sas.com/edu/schedules.html?id=16739&ctry=US.
Su Chee
Thank you @SuCheeTay. I didn't want to leave @Laura_Belloni hanging, but I couldn't help her directly. I'm glad you could help.
Jim
Thank you for your prompt reply. If I click on the link it would seem that I have to pay for the course while in theory it should be offered by the university. I don't know why, maybe I'm wrong to select the option to register.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Laura
Hi Laura,
If you are with a university and have an academic email, you can gain free access to eLearning through the SAS Academic Hub. Follow the link and choose Educators or Students (as applies) and follow the directions for access. Your SAS profile must be an academic email address for this to work.
Thank you,I followed your advice and I solved the problem !
Laura
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