Because the Writer’s Business Academy offers real-word training to help authors and writers build the business side of their writing business, you don’t need to have a degree to enroll and become a student.
All beginning courses can be taken by any student, with no prerequisite courses required.
Intermediate and advanced courses may require prerequisite courses. In some cases, this may be waived (at the professor’s discretion) if the student provides samples of their work or experience, to demonstrate proficiency.
Students of the Writer’s Business Academy must be at least 18 years of age (or have a signed attendance agreement from their parents), and are at all different stages of their writing careers and building their writing business.
What they have in common is a desire to build a profitable, successful writing business that helps them to achieve their own definition of success.
Important Disclaimer
- The Writer’s Business Academy.com is not an accredited school, college or university, and therefore we do not offer any sort of diploma, degree, or certification. What we do offer is a Writer’s Business Academy Course Completion Certificate. This certificate states that you have completed a course on The Writer’s Business Academy.org. although this certificate does not give you any sort of certification. Some of the Writer’s Business Academy teachers may also teach at an accredited school, but their courses here are not affiliated in any way with their school.
- The Writer’s Business Academy does not do a complete background check on our teachers. Therefore we cannot guarantee that the claims they make about themselves are accurate. We are also not responsible for the courses they post.
- The Writer’s Business Academy does not guarantee how much interaction a student will have with the course’s teacher or fellow students. We have forums and mailing and other social networking features in place so that teacher and students may interact with each other, but we cannot guarantee that either teachers or students will respond in a timely manner.
- The Writer’s Business Academy is not responsible for the content (or lack thereof) in the courses created by our teachers. We do review every course to ensure that they are of an acceptable quality, but we cannot guarantee that these courses are accurate or complete.
- The Writer’s Business Academy does not guarantee that you can enroll into any individual class. Our teachers have oversight and control of their online courses and its content. Teachers will have their own enrollment policies and as a result may refuse an enrollment or remove a student from the online course. Prerequisites for courses are solely the teacher’s responsibility, and the Writer’s Business Academy has no authority over them. If you do not meet a teacher’s prerequisites, you may not be accepted into the online course.
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- The Writer’s Business Academy cannot be responsible for your online learning experience or education. We cannot guarantee what you will or will not learn by taking a course. If you decide to participate in any of our online courses, you do so at your own risk.