Don't become a statistic.
Advance your career without going into debt. Our team of academic counselors will do all the research to match you to the college and degree program that best suit your goals and budget.
We can help employees who have:
- Attended one or more colleges
- Earned 60 credits or less
- Never been to college and are ready to get started!
$1.78 trillion
total U.S. student loan debt.
$58,238
owed per U.S. household in student debt
45 million
1 in 5 Americans have student loan debt.
Source: https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/loans/student-loans/student-loan-debt
Find the best college for you.
Our College Options Report compares several college programs and finds the options that will save you the most time and money on your bachelor's degree.
Get support to help reach your goals.
With Edcor and Pearson, you'll gain access to an academic advisor who will help you leverage your previous transfer credit and use flexible, online courses to maximize your tuition assistance benefit, helping you graduate faster. Your success coach will support you throughout the program—helping you balance your academic pursuits with your work and life.
Reduced graduation time and degree costs
Full support from initial consultation through graduation
Funding for education supported by your employer
Degree plan aligned to your job and career objectives
Transfer policy and course catalog research behind hundreds of degrees at thousands of schools
Complete your degree on your terms
Through the Global Digital Classroom, we will provide you with the ability to learn in a mode that is meaningful to you. If you want to learn at your own pace, we’ll help you take online, self-directed college courses. If you are looking for more structure, try out our instructor-led cohort based online courses.
Your coach can help you decide the optimal way for you to take courses before enrolling in a college, saving you both time and money on your degree. By aligning the courses you take through us to your school’s transfer credit policy, we can guarantee the credit you earn will be accepted by the college you want to graduate from.
Did you know?
Colleges limit the amount of credit that can be transferred into their institution. Typically a student can only transfer 60 credits or less! This is because colleges want to regulate student outcomes to ensure students reflect their academic standards while also capturing the maximum revenue per student.
This is part of the reason the average college student loses almost half their credits upon transfer.3
Another cause of lost credit has to do with accreditation. Every legitimate college is accredited, but not all accreditation is equal. Regional Accreditation is the most widely recognized form of accreditation in the U.S., with 85% of colleges and universities fall into this category. If the college credit a student earns is not regionally accredited, it's very unlikely to transfer to another college.
3. GAO. (2017). Students Need More Information to Help Reduce Challenges in Transferring College Credits. https://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-17-574
Don't overpay for college courses
The average 4-year student graduates with 14 extra credits, costing students an estimated $68,153 in tuition and lost wages.4
Not only does our plan ensure you do not take any unnecessary courses on your path to a degree, but courses through Pearson start at just $675—one of the most competitive prices on the market. These affordable courses combined with spot-on degree planning enable us to save our students $30,000 on average!
Source: https://completecollege.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/4-Year-Myth.pdf
Each course contains
- Online eTextbook
- Audio lessons for on-the-go study
- Practice quizzes
- Flexible testing
- Instant grading
- Self-paced