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expiredbvdew posted Sep 16, 2020 07:02 PM
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expiredbvdew posted Sep 16, 2020 07:02 PM
1-Year of MasterClass 2020 College Student Offer Subscription
(Valid .EDU Email/College Students Only)$1.00
$180
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Just a note that I had to add exceptions to my ad- and tracking-blockers to get through the "onboarding" process and to go through the cancellation ordeal.
The site is clearly designed to be misleading in a lot of ways (four steps to cancel, each of which makes you think you're making a terrible, irreversible mistake). As many others have stated (thanks!), you can "cancel", and you'll still receive your free year. I'd recommend that everyone do this immediately. They're clearly planning to make a lot of money off students who forget and will be charged $180 in a year.
Also, this is from their TOS: "You may cancel a Recurring Subscription at any time, but if you cancel your subscription before the end of the current subscription period, we will not refund any subscription fees already paid to us. Following any cancellation, however, you will continue to have access to the service through the end of your current subscription period.
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Edit: figured it out, see next post below.
What's truly important for college is to have a solid plan for how you're justifying your investment. This is because if you are a full time student, it's easily a 6 figure investment once you include your opportunity cost of forgoing 4 years of working and career development. For most people, you want to justify on an ROI basis. But for some people, 6 figures isn't a big deal, so they can justify it on other bases like "education is good" or "being more rounded" or whatever. But that's the problem: for most of us, 6 figures is a big investment, yet we go to college because college marketing departments convinced us that that's just what you do. Judging by people's student loan balances, that's not a good idea. You need a plan.
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Oh shocking that you couldn't find a job in Music and Art. lol
Nvm. Your email should show $1. You can get a refund within 30 days though
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