FIRST DAY® COMPLETE
With First Day Complete, BNC’s equitable access program, all students receive their required course materials, in both physical and digital formats, before the first day of class. Costs for those course materials are bundled as part of tuition or a course charge, typically saving students an average of 35-50%.
First Day Complete ensures complete academic freedom for faculty and is proven to positively impact student well-being and academic outcomes. Students are more prepared for class, and institutions see higher course completion rates across student populations.
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Students See The Value In First Day Complete
*Source: FDC Spring 2024 Student Success Survey, Fielded May 2024
For institutions – FDC helps to drive recruitment and retention
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*Source: Michael Moore.
The Barnes & Noble College Advantage
- The most comprehensive catalog of lowest priced print and digital course materials
- Investment in technology and systems designed for equitable access
- Customization and dedicated implementation teams
We are the leader in equitable access, serving more than 180 campuses nationwide, including more community colleges and 4-year institutions than any other bookstore provider.
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FIRST DAY®
First Day®, Barnes & Noble College’s inclusive access program, is an innovative course material solution that can be applied to individual courses – rather than all courses campus wide. First Day is suited for a college or university that wants to implement for a single course, or a specific department or program.
First Day provides students access to their required digital course materials by the first day of class, and, just like First Day Complete, offers significant cost savings to students.
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