Classfinder: The Affordable Alternative To Average College Costs
It’s no secret that college is expensive. Even with grants, scholarships, and financial gifts, many students end up taking out over $30,000 in student loans for their education.
We created Classfinder to help you pay less for your college degree¹.
How do courses on Classfinder compare to your typical college costs? Classfinder makes finding cheaper classes a reality by allowing you to purchase the classes you need, when you need them, at up to 70% less¹.
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Private College |
Public Out of State College |
Public In-State College |
Classfinder |
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Avg. Cost Per Year of Classes |
$35,000 |
$21,000 |
$10,000 |
$2,950-$5,000 |
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Cost Per Class |
$3,500* |
$2,100* |
$1,000* |
$295-$500* |
*Assumes 10 classes per year or 30 credit hours. Please check with your college to ensure credits transfer and to understand how you are charged per course/credit hour.
College Courses For up to 70% Less1
Classfinder is a marketplace where you can shop for college courses online and pay less for them. Classfinder offers classes with savings of up to 70% that may also be covered by federal financial aid. The marketplace offers over 7,500 courses from more than 125 colleges nationwide — and we’re adding new classes each week.
Now you can comparison-shop for cheaper classes at hundreds of other colleges. According to U.S. News & World Report, in 2020-21, a 3-credit course at a public, in-state, 4-year institution costs an average of $969 — Classfinder's 3-credit offerings begin at $295.
But that’s not all. By taking additional discounted courses each year, you can accelerate your education and have the opportunity to finish faster. According to Forbes, by graduating just one year early, students can save an average of $14,000 on their college education.
So what are you waiting for? Purchase your courses with Classfinder today and save up to 70% compared to your average tuition costs!
Please Note: You are responsible for sending transfer information to your school. Check with your school advisor to ensure you are complying with your school’s specific transfer forms and requirements. If your transfer credit is not approved, you have until the course drop date to get a full refund.