question about Study.com

[bnm]

Went to the website and it wants payment before you find out about their plans, etc.  Anybody use them with success?  The tactic seems dishonest.  I called customer service and they wouldn't even tell me about the plans.

[mysonx3]

Pretty much everyone here uses/used Study.com to some extent. The plan you need if you want to earn credit through them is the College Accelerator plan which is $199/month and includes two proctored exams per month. Additional exams in a month are $70 each.

[allvia]

Went to the website and it wants payment before you find out about their plans, etc.  Anybody use them with success?  The tactic seems dishonest.  I called customer service and they wouldn't even tell me about the plans.

I don't know why it is so hidden, but here you go - https://study.com/academy/plans.html

[jsd]

Went to the website and it wants payment before you find out about their plans, etc.  Anybody use them with success?  The tactic seems dishonest.  I called customer service and they wouldn't even tell me about the plans.

I don't know why it is so hidden, but here you go - https://study.com/academy/plans.html

That link makes you sign up if you're not already signed in. There is no where on their site that gives a simple breakdown for people just browsing and not yet ready to commit. it's such a bad system

[zzzz24]

It shows the 3 prices for me if you scroll down that page, they should be more visible/accessible at the top though.

[dfrecore]

I typed in study.com, then clicked on plans, then pricing. It shows the cost for all 3 plans. Not sure why anyone thinks this is hidden or difficult.

[mysonx3]

When you do that while not logged in it forces you to create an account and asks for payment info before showing you the plans

[zzzz24]

When you do that while not logged in it forces you to create an account and asks for payment info before showing you the plans

Doesn't for me, I am not logged in and it shows me the 3 prices.

[gamebradie]

I know that the 2nd price option ($60 monthly)  you can work on the course, but you can't take the exam for credit. You can upgrade anytime to the $200 monthly option to take the exam for credit.

[jsd]

It shows the 3 prices for me if you scroll down that page, they should be more visible/accessible at the top though.

I typed in study.com, then clicked on plans, then pricing.  It shows the cost for all 3 plans.  Not sure why anyone thinks this is hidden or difficult.

Doesn't work if you're not already signed in -- and if you want to setup a new account, they want payment info before you can even see pricing and select a plan. It's a bad setup.