Study.com price increase

[smarterby1degree]

Email Study.com support and mention you forgot to enter in the referral code when signing up and you will be taking at least 3 months or more with them.  I highly recommend the 3 month option with the discount unless you only need two courses from Study.com, do you have a degree plan and know the number of courses you'll take at Study.com?

Got it! I just sent the email to SDC support. I've already made my degree plan too*; I'm gonna be taking 10 courses thru them. I might only be using SDC for two months though. Am I able to use the discount for two months and then cancel before the third?

* It's available to see in my previous post :p

Yes! It's good for 3 months but you pay 1 month at a time so cancel after 2 months.

[bjcheung77]

Interesting, I checked a couple of times by reviewing this thread, it's not showing... Weird, I still don't see a mention of what courses you have remaining or a degree plan in this thread.  I checked your other thread where I've responded to before and there is some info on that: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ughts-recs

If I was in your shoes, I would do the three month versus the two months as the cost would be the same, but you would have more time to work on things.  You're not in a rush, you're young, you want to make the best of theses courses before you get to the harder ones, it'll keep your learning and momentum on the better curve.

2 months: 140/month = $280
6 exams at 70/each = $420
Total for 2 months, 10 exams: $700

3 months: 140/month = $420
4 exams at 70/each = $280
Total for 3 months, 10 exams: $700

Depending on your courses and the number of assignments (if any), quizzes, final exams, and how fast you want to play things, I would shoot for extra time just in case you come across assignments that aren't as easy as you thought.  Having some buffer space to learn the material correctly would be better for learning versus rushing things for the sake of getting ACE credit fast.

[bruh]

Interesting, I checked a couple of times by reviewing this thread, it's not showing... Weird, I still don't see a mention of what courses you have remaining or a degree plan in this thread.  I checked your other thread where I've responded to before and there is some info on that: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...ughts-recs

If I was in your shoes, I would do the three month versus the two months as the cost would be the same, but you would have more time to work on things.  You're not in a rush, you're young, you want to make the best of theses courses before you get to the harder ones, it'll keep your learning and momentum on the better curve.

2 months: 140/month = $280
6 exams at 70/each = $420
Total for 2 months, 10 exams: $700

3 months: 140/month = $420
4 exams at 70/each = $280
Total for 3 months, 10 exams: $700

Depending on your courses and the number of assignments (if any), quizzes, final exams, and how fast you want to play things, I would shoot for extra time just in case you come across assignments that aren't as easy as you thought.  Having some buffer space to learn the material correctly would be better for learning versus rushing things for the sake of getting ACE credit fast.

My bad; I should've clarified I was referring to another thread, not a post within a thread  And ahh, understood. It looks like I'll be graduating and getting my bachelor's degree in December either way if I start being full-time at TESU as early as the June 2023 term or as late as the August 2023 term. Plus, there's no way I'll be starting full-time this coming May 2023 term to make it for the September graduation, ahah.