Purchasing options
Three ways to fund it. None of them better than the others.
How students get access is usually an administrative question, not an academic one. All three models below are in active use at institutions today — choose the one that fits how your course and your campus already work.
The three models
Pick the path of least friction
Student direct purchase
Students buy their own assessment and receive access individually. Fastest to set up, no procurement, no departmental budget conversation — and the usual choice for a first trial in one section.
Campus bookstore
The assessment is listed with your required course materials and purchased the same way as a textbook. Keeps faculty out of payment collection entirely and works well for recurring courses.
Institution or department funded
The department, program or grant funds access for a cohort. Suits programs embedding DISCflex across several courses, and volume arrangements reduce the per-student cost.
Retail assessments are $60–$100 depending on the report. Volume arrangements are quoted against enrolment — and because assessments never expire, unused capacity carries into your next term.
What we handle
What you should expect from us
- A recommendation on which report suits your course
- Correct ordering link and access instructions for your students
- Bookstore listing details if you use that route
- A quote for cohort or program-level funding
- Implementation materials at no extra cost
- A named contact for the term, not a ticket queue
Student ordering today
Student purchasing is arranged with our team for each course, and assessment access is delivered through our learning platform. We'll give your students the exact link for your course so nobody ends up on the wrong product.
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Before you take it to a committee
Curriculum approval usually turns on two things: whether the instrument is credible, and whether the faculty member can run it.
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Get a quote
Tell us your enrolment and timing
Course, class size, term dates and which funding route you'd prefer. We'll come back with the practical detail and a quote where relevant.
Questions
Purchasing questions
Next step
Sort the academics first, the invoice second
Most faculty confirm the course fit and the debrief plan, then pick a purchasing model in a single email.