Finance clubs, actuarial clubs, and professional societies get the same access code as a university department: one free full-length mock exam per verified member and 20% off their first payment on a quarterly or annual Fellow plan. It costs the club nothing and takes one announcement to launch.
A student club at a university is straightforward: the code is tied to the school email domain, so members with that address can redeem it and nobody else can. A professional society whose members share no email domain is handled case by case, by hand, rather than through a form built around a domain requirement. Describe how you verify membership in the note.
Put the link in the welcome message so it reaches members who join later, announce it once at the start of term, spend two minutes on it at a meeting, and remind members before exam season. The program dashboard writes each of those, carrying your code and the exam most members are sitting. Codes last a year and renew on request, so add the handover to your officer checklist and name a second officer on the code.
Redeeming shares a member's practice activity, accuracy, and mock scores with the named program lead, and never real exam results. Members see that before they redeem. Because the lead is a peer rather than an instructor, name one officer, tell members who it is, and members who prefer not to share can skip the code and use the same free question bank.
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