COSC Waiver, Study.com Referral, other discounts

[bjcheung77]

Hello every booty!  How is it going?  I've been getting a few people private message me but their "Private Messages" are turned off. 
Please make sure you enable private messages otherwise you wouldn't be getting a notification from me when I reply back.  Thanks

For those applying to COSC, there is a waiver code to use, and I can't put it on here for public use.  Just PM me and I'll send it your way.  This will save you $50 for the application fee (making it FREE to apply).  For Excelsior/WGU, they have similar discounts, if you take a course from an ACE provider, you get the application free. 

For those who didn't know already, COSC/WGU and a few other schools have tuition discounts if you use select ACE providers.  Just make sure to do some courses with the recommended combo from Sophia.org/StraighterLine/Study.com as you get a discount in tuition and fees, it's 10% essentially.  I mean if you take enough courses from these providers, it actually comes out FREE.  

Example: StraighterLine, if you take 4 courses from them in a month, that'll be roughly $336 ($99 monthly membership)+(4x59).  If you add all the fees together from COSC (cornerstone, capstone, graduation, etc) and take 10% off, you get roughly the same amount back, thus... the courses you took at StraighterLine are paid for!

Here's an example of a PM just a today, I was not able to get back to the user:

Hi, are you still able to provide a referral link for Study.com?  My email is <insert email address here>@gmail.com.  Thanks, appreciate it.

Hey, I got my cousin to send you the referral. I had paused my subscription earlier last week. Just click the link on the email and sign up as you would. Thank you!

Side note: You may want to "wait on this" Study.com subscription if you still have some general education/free electives to do. Sophia.org has an amazing special right now, all their courses are FREE.

Complete all that applies to your degree and then use Study.com to finish the upper-level requirements.