Pathstream - Anyone know more about this provider?

[bjcheung77]

I know Jetblue offered their employees discounts and reimbursement for tuition but didn't know they had courses that have ACE recommendation.

Jetblue Airways Link: https://www.jetbluescholars.com/
Partners show Sophia.org, StraighterLine, Study.com, and TESU
ACE Link: https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...0d3a378a3a
Side Note: How does one get these Jetblue courses? It's interesting because one of their courses is worth 6 credits

While searching ACE National Guide, I came across Pathstream as I am interested in a few courses not their certs or programs.

Pathstream Link: http://www.pathstream.com
There are a few courses that interest me, I just want to know if you need to take the entire cert or program.
If a course is available for an affordable price, it may work as I don't think I'll pay that expensive of a fee.
ACE Link: https://www.acenet.edu/National-Guide/Pa...0d3a363daf

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Strange, if you go through their main page and then click onto the programs available, the 4 programs go through Emory University as continuing education and it's even more expensive!

If you go through these links here, you get SNHU college credit instead of Emory Continuing Education units.  I wonder why...

Link: Pathstream | Asana Project Management Certificate
Link: Pathstream | Facebook Digital Marketing Certificate
Link: Pathstream | Salesforce Administrator Career Certificate
Link: Pathstream | Tableau Data Analytics Certificate

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Oh, they do have the exact programs with Harvard Professional Development - Continuing Education. It seems like they partner with whoever wants to "sell their certs".
Link: Pathstream - Professional Development | Harvard DCE

And apparently, we have a thread on them from about a year ago! Link: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Pathstream

[Vle045]

This kind of reminds me of the ed2go courses that you can get through several colleges

[rachel83az]

Per the JetBlue Scholars site, you need to have worked with JetBlue for at least two years.

[carrythenothing]

Each certificate has an upfront payment or monthly installments. It seems like you need to request a refund "by midnight Eastern Time on the 3rd day of your first course," or else you're expected to continue making the monthly payments.