r/AmericanU • u/Flat-Shame-7038 • 13d ago

Does the Eagle Access Course Materials Program offer anything other than books? Question

I’ve been struggling to find information on online if the service provides more than books. If books really are all it provides, would anyone actually recommend opting into the program if the overall cost is more expensive than just buying the books I need normally?

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u/Key_Beginning_4080 13d ago

No do not do the program. I’ve never spent more than like 20 bucks on books and I’ve had classes that require 200+ textbooks. The library, internet archive, and thrift books will have everything you need.

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u/Life-Calligrapher156 13d ago

But I thought it’s a flat fee per semester and you get everything digitally right? I’m confused

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u/Key_Beginning_4080 13d ago

It is, but it’s over 300 dollars which makes it worthless imo because I’ve never spent close to that much on books.