Ed4Credit is Gone

[dfrecore]

The price was too high. They didn't have anything that you couldn't get for cheaper somewhere else.

But they were a great option if you didn't like the monthly membership model of Study.com or SL.  I personally don't like having a 1-mo deadline, and my husband's company will pay for ACE/NCCRS courses, but not for monthly memberships, so it's nice to have other options out there.  Now, Sophia is basically the only thing he can use that's not testing out.

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kind of knew something was up. Wasn't there a post that you had to finish all their courses by December 31st and all their ACE expired by then too. Figured something like this would happen.

Pearson is a giant and keeps growing every year.

Most of their courses had ACE expiration dates of 12/31/19, but some, including all 5 of their UL courses, didn't expire until 2/28/21.

I'm kind of surprised Pearson hasn't added them to their catalog, but nothing on their website has changed at all.  They aren't taking advantage of the UL, and they had zero UL courses themselves, so you'd think they'd be eager to get those going.