Refer a Friend to ACE
Get rewarded for spreading the word.
Share ACE. Earn Rewards.
Do you know a friend or colleague who could benefit from American College of Education (ACE), just like you did? Do you know someone ready to advance their career? Tell them about ACE and tell us about them!
Refer your friend by filling out our referral form with your friend’s or colleague’s information, as well as your own. Each person you refer will receive an email from ACE. As soon as they opt into learning more about us, you’ll be qualified to receive a $20 Amazon gift card.*
Referral FAQs
What does my referral have to do for me to get rewarded?
The individual you refer must submit the Request Info form included in their Refer-a-Friend emails using their same email that you gave us and become a valid prospective student.
Does my referral need to enroll at ACE to get rewarded?
No. You will receive a gift card if your referral submits the Request Info form included on their Refer-a-Friend emails using their same email that you gave us and becomes a valid prospective student.
How will I know if I’m getting a reward?
Once your referral has fulfilled the necessary requirements, ACE will send you your gift card via email.
How many referrals can I submit?
You can refer as many friends as you’d like. You will only receive a reward once your referral submits the Request Info form included in their Refer-a-Friend emails and becomes a valid prospective student.
Can I retroactively be rewarded for referrals I’ve previously submitted?
Only referrals submitted through this program on or after Oct. 21, 2022, will be considered for rewards.
Prohibited conduct includes self-referrals, submission of fake or duplicate leads, or any misrepresentation of ACE programs. ACE reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to withhold or revoke referral rewards in cases of excessive activity, policy violations or suspected misuse. Consent affirmation requirement: Referrers must have permission to share the referred individual’s contact information. Referral incentives have no impact on admissions decisions, academic standing or tuition.