From AllThingsD:
After being founded just last year, online education startup Coursera turned heads this summer when it raised a $43 million Series B round.
Coursera’s current business model is selling verified certificates that students have completed its classes.
Turns out the final amount of the round was actually $63 million.
The company created by two Stanford professors told AllThingsD it had added $20 million more, with the delay from the previous close attributed to the fact that much of the money was coming from three university partners, who have long due diligence processes.
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Coursera now has a staff of about 70 people…
Coursera has not announced the names of the three university partners.
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