Medical Marijuana growing classes offered at University in Colorado
June 16th, 2010
When the school bell rings, eager students will be attending medical marijuana classes at a University in Colorado. Colorado is the first state in the country to offer a school that teaches how to grow, sell and distribute medical marijuana.
Greenway University is a vocational school located in three states, Colorado, New Jersey and California. However, its Colorado location that has the “honor” of being the first school to offer a curriculum in marijuana classes. The curriculum teaches the basics of growing, selling and distributing along with remaining in compliance with state laws and fundamental business techniques.
Governor Bill Ritter has designated a seven-member board to the Colorado Department of Higher Education Division of Private Occupational School to oversea the curriculum. Running a “medical” marijuana shop seems to be the future of small business in the U.S. Leave it to a school to be the first one to jump on the marijuana-growing band!
For those of you who are looking to make a quick buck or to have freewheeling marijuana plants, the school for now will not have any growing done in class. All it offers is textbook work and tests. However, if you have a really great teacher, maybe the final will be smoking a joint you grew at home as the final!
Courses take between three and five months, and can cost between $300 and $2,000 depending on the curriculum. I wonder how much you will learn for $300?
Just when you think you’ve heard it all, now there is a school teaching you how to grow pot!
Until later,
Linda
