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8/6 Only: Straighterline free semester
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(08-06-2025, 11:41 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Great stuff, for those starting off, I would probably do everything except for the labs (as the labs you'll need to get a lab kit).  That's 17 freebie classes! You can add these to the cheapies/freebies to max the credits.  These combined would probably complete the general education and electives for most, if not all, the institutions we recommend (and maybe even some parts of the major).

Note: I'll be merging your excess threads in regards to this StraighterLine one day special.

FYI, 
MANY of Straighterline partners currently have a deal for $349 for 4 months of gen ed courses.  Take as many as you need and only pay $349 (sorry, labs not included!).  

For example, if you find the school to which you'd like to attend, go to the partner page and take the deal!
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#22
Gasp! You're correct! I just tried to use the StraighterLine deal with TESU, it works for $349 until the end of the month!
Study.com Offer https://bit.ly/3RTJ3I9

Pre-Med Online, MSc Biomedical Sciences (Starting Jan 2026)
In Progress: UoPeople BS Health Science

Completed: UMPI BAS & MAOL (2025)
TESU ASNSM Biology, BSBA (ACBSP Accredited 2017)

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(08-19-2025, 02:56 PM)Kelly4altcreds Wrote:
(08-06-2025, 11:41 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Great stuff, for those starting off, I would probably do everything except for the labs (as the labs you'll need to get a lab kit).  That's 17 freebie classes! You can add these to the cheapies/freebies to max the credits.  These combined would probably complete the general education and electives for most, if not all, the institutions we recommend (and maybe even some parts of the major).

Note: I'll be merging your excess threads in regards to this StraighterLine one day special.

FYI, 
MANY of Straighterline partners currently have a deal for $349 for 4 months of gen ed courses.  Take as many as you need and only pay $349 (sorry, labs not included!).  

For example, if you find the school to which you'd like to attend, go to the partner page and take the deal!
Awesome!
Our partners are dedicated to lowering the cost and helping students finish their degrees.  We are grateful to be a part of this mission!
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(08-19-2025, 02:56 PM)Kelly4altcreds Wrote:
(08-06-2025, 11:41 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Great stuff, for those starting off, I would probably do everything except for the labs (as the labs you'll need to get a lab kit).  That's 17 freebie classes! You can add these to the cheapies/freebies to max the credits.  These combined would probably complete the general education and electives for most, if not all, the institutions we recommend (and maybe even some parts of the major).

Note: I'll be merging your excess threads in regards to this StraighterLine one day special.

FYI, 
MANY of Straighterline partners currently have a deal for $349 for 4 months of gen ed courses.  Take as many as you need and only pay $349 (sorry, labs not included!).  

For example, if you find the school to which you'd like to attend, go to the partner page and take the deal!


Maybe I’m misunderstanding the post, but if it’s free until December, why the $349 charge for 4 months? Can someone explain?


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(08-20-2025, 05:02 PM)acamp Wrote: Maybe I’m misunderstanding the post, but if it’s free until December, why the $349 charge for 4 months?  Can someone explain?

Students who enrolled with StraighterLine through the Finish Your Degree Day promotion, a flash freebie offered only on August 6, have a free subscription which lasts until December 6. Other students will have to pay for a subscription. The $349 is a discounted offer for them.
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(08-20-2025, 05:08 PM)Jonathan Whatley Wrote:
(08-20-2025, 05:02 PM)acamp Wrote: Maybe I’m misunderstanding the post, but if it’s free until December, why the $349 charge for 4 months?  Can someone explain?

Students who enrolled with StraighterLine through the Finish Your Degree Day promotion, a flash freebie offered only on August 6, have a free subscription which lasts until December 6. Other students will have to pay for a subscription. The $349 is a discounted offer for them.


Totally clarified that. Thank you!


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(08-20-2025, 05:02 PM)acamp Wrote:
(08-19-2025, 02:56 PM)Kelly4altcreds Wrote:
(08-06-2025, 11:41 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Great stuff, for those starting off, I would probably do everything except for the labs (as the labs you'll need to get a lab kit).  That's 17 freebie classes! You can add these to the cheapies/freebies to max the credits.  These combined would probably complete the general education and electives for most, if not all, the institutions we recommend (and maybe even some parts of the major).

Note: I'll be merging your excess threads in regards to this StraighterLine one day special.

FYI, 
MANY of Straighterline partners currently have a deal for $349 for 4 months of gen ed courses.  Take as many as you need and only pay $349 (sorry, labs not included!).  

For example, if you find the school to which you'd like to attend, go to the partner page and take the deal!


Maybe I’m misunderstanding the post, but if it’s free until December, why the $349 charge for 4 months?  Can someone explain?




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Glad you asked!
Straighterline had a national "Finish Your Degree" day on 8/6 that allowed 24 hours for anyone to enroll in 27 courses.  Those people will have 4 months to complete as many courses as they need or can complete.

For anyone who did not take advantage of that deal on 8/6, or missed the window of opportunity, Straighterline is offering those 27 courses for $349; and will have 4 months to complete as many as they need or can complete.  So still a deal for those who missed it.
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Pre-Med Online, MSc Biomedical Sciences (Starting Jan 2026)
In Progress: UoPeople BS Health Science

Completed: UMPI BAS & MAOL (2025)
TESU ASNSM Biology, BSBA (ACBSP Accredited 2017)

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REMINDER!
Straighterline's 4-month deal ends 8/31/25.  Grab up 28 gen ed courses (they are yours forever, you won't have to pay the $79 in the future) and complete as many as you need or as many as you can, in 4 months.

Go to https://www.straighterline.com/colleges/ to find the college of your choice.  MANY of our partners are featuring this deal on their partner page with Straighterline.

(Sorry, labs not included.)
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