Inclusive Access

Benefits

Unique partner institutions

More than 980 institutions are using Inclusive Access programs, up 8.5% since 2020.

Chart reading Unique partner institutions. More than 980 institutions are using Inclusive Access programs, up 8.5% since 2020. Bar chart showing 910 institutions in 2020, 961 institutions in 2021, 987 institutions in 2022.

Schools see value in Inclusive Access

Participating schools increased usage of Inclusive Access by over 200 units per school.

Chart reading Schools see value in Inclusive Access. Participating schools increased usage of Inclusive Access by over 200 units per school. Bar chart showing 3972 units in 2020, 3834 units in 2021, 4183 units in 2022.

Top benefits to student*

  • Prepared with materials on the first day of class
  • Students can pay for materials through financial aid
  • Convenience of not having to shop for materials
  • Confidence to know they have the correct materials
  • Ability to choose what’s best for them with option to “opt-out” at the course level

Pearson understands that faculty want to teach the course their way while also empowering students to take ownership of their education. With Inclusive Access, you can have the same great robust Pearson content, in a different model.

  • Academic freedom to use course materials of your choice
  • Your students will have their required course materials on or before the first day of class
  • No need to rush through materials after waiting for students to get materials

Day one access for students means they are ready to learn when you’re ready to teach

Let’s connect

You can count on your Pearson representative to help you find best-in-class solutions to ensure you’re achieving all your classroom goals. Connect with us to request a product demo, receive sample materials for your courses, and more.

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Inclusive Access: Benefits for faculty

Research shows that early access to materials correlates with higher grades and completion rates. Through Pearson Inclusive Access, you can now offer your students digital access to their course materials by the first day of class, typically at much lower cost.

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