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Yeah, that was a part of it. You can likely go to your local university and just attend lectures for free. I never had my ID checked or anything like that when I was attending school. It was suggested that it might happen when a class was full to the point where people were standing, but even in those cases it never ended up happening. So you could attend all the classes of a master's program without paying a dime. Even in small classes, a lot of profs either won't care or will even be happy to have others attend as long as they aren't causing disruptions or taking up too much time with questions.
They aren't really selling knowledge, they're selling the piece of paper. The knowledge is free, the paper "proof" costs.
I imagine it challenging to know about classes when you're not in university. I went to classes that had nothing to do with the subject I was studying but I had access to the schedule of a lectures university wide. Now I don't have that access anymore
I recall a professor rating site also having the current year's schedules uploaded. I believe the intent was to help people pick high rated profs that fit their own schedule. The information is likely out there somewhere for each school.