ASU credit for $99 until 08-17-2020!

[monchevy]

I think the pricing is the biggest issue. 425USD is well over three weeks wages where I am, and when TEL and Olivet are offering courses for 150 and 200USD, the cost of ASU EA courses become relatively steep. Not looking a gift horse in the mouth here, but I think more of the unique offerings (like the engineering and human origins courses), or a price drop would make a difference.

I'd really love the option to bundle courses, eg., buy a semester's worth of EA courses and get n% discount. This would benefit ASU by encouraging the public to undertake more of their courses at any given time, and benefit the public by lowering the costs of education while increasing education access.

But for a lot of us, it's exactly the opposite. $425 is really cheap to a New Yorker, whose state and city schools charge nearly 3x that for a 3-credit course. I'd be grabbing for these courses with both hands if they fit into my degree plan.