Access codes give you paid access to the class materials. Your instructor provides a class key if he or she has chosen to use self-enrollment for your class. Class keys place you in the correct class. Important! Students need both a class key and an access code to fully access the course. Once registered, codes become part of a student’s WebAssign account record and cannot be transferred to other students.

This access code is not a password and is not required to log into WebAssign.

Simply search your book on ®, click on the tab that says 'supplementals' and there you'll find your textbook's student access kit and codes, as well as its lab manual, solutions manual, instructor's edition, and any other supplemental your course may require.Students must have an access code for each course that uses WebAssign. Hey, that's where we come in! As a price comparison search engine, ® is able to scour every site a student uses to sell their unused textbook access codes. Where can I find these unused access codes? Of course! Because many professors do not require the use of access codes in their class, a slew of savvy students are out there selling their unused textbook access codes on the Internet. If I buy a used book and it doesn't come with an access code, can I purchase my access code separately? While textbook access code subscriptions may vary, a student access code should grant you access to online content for the duration of your course, generally lasting between 6-12 months. How long will I be able to view the online content provided by my access code? In other cases, a professor may require you to use your textbook access code because a portion of your grade will come be coming from the online material. In some cases, a professor may only recommend that you use the textbook code found in your student access kit to obtain additional reference and/or study material on your course. The use of your textbook's access code is usually up to your professor.

Some textbook access codes may include a copy of an e-book, but generally the information and material found online by use of a student access kit is only additional material for the course. The quick and easy way to answer this is, no. Does my access code include a copy of an e-book?

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