Our affiliates are alumni. They finished a program with us, and now the people they already talk to — colleagues, cohorts, family, church, work — come to the hall through them. Ten to twenty per cent commission, or credit toward another program. Most of it is passive within a term.
The amounts below are what one particular account earned in one month, not what an affiliate account typically earns. Most earn considerably less and many earn nothing at all, because what an account returns depends entirely on how many people it sends and which programs they enroll in. Nothing here is a projection or a promise of income.
You graduated a program with Citehall behind you. No order counts, no minimum spend, no tiers — you finished, so you know what you are recommending.
Your region has an opening and you fit it — your program, your school, the community you already belong to. The desk tells you within two hours.
Commission on everything your referrals do with us, paid on the first of the month — or taken as credit toward your next program. Your choice, changeable any time.
“I stopped picking up overtime last spring. The referrals cover more than those shifts ever did, and I sleep.”
“Eleven of my colleagues have come through me now. It is more than my clinical instructor salary was.”
“I mention it once when someone complains about their program. That is the whole method.”
“It pays my car and my daughter’s daycare. I did not expect a second income from finishing my own degree.”
“Two corporate colleagues, then their whole leadership cohort. It compounded without me doing anything.”
“My preceptor sends me her students every term. I have never asked her to.”
“Quiet money. Nobody at work knows, and the desk keeps it that way.”
“This is my largest single source of income now, and it started with one text to a friend.”