AutoAccess: S&T Digital Content Solution
Missouri S&T's digital content solution is autoAccess. Your required course materials will be available the first day of class through Canvas. Your student account will be charged for the cost of the content. It’s that easy – you don’t have to do anything else but go to class.
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Student Savings with AutoAccess:
$50 million
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AutoAccess Enrollment:
over 80,000
Frequently Asked Questions
AutoAccess is a collaboration between your professor, the publisher, and the S&T Store to provide the required course materials digitally at the lowest cost compared to the national average. After you enroll in an AutoAccess course, you will automatically have access to the course materials on the first day.
The S&T Store will inform you which of your courses have AutoAccess content through the store website and in-store book list.
All AutoAccess materials will be accessed through your course in Canvas. Your professor will provid specific directions or communication, if needed.
All students enrolled in AutoAccess courses are automatically billed for the content. You will receive a welcome email from the S&T Store that includes the amount you will be charged and the course(s) that are AutoAccess.
As long as you drop the course by the designated opt-out deadline you will be refunded the cost of your AutoAccess content. Please check your AutoAccess welcome email fo the specific date, or email autoaccess@mst.edu for additional details.
We have negotiated to get your course materials at the lowest cost. These materials are required by your instructor. If you decide you don’t want to participate, you may opt out through the S&T Store website (under "Textbooks and School Supplies," click Shop & Compare, select the course you are opting out of, and then click the opt-out button).
Some AutoAccess courses do have a low-cost print option available for purchase at the S&T Store. The publishers provide this print option at a reduced cost for students in the AutoAccess program. The reduced cost is passed on since you have paid for the content digitally. Those students opting out of the digital content are therefore not eligible to purchase this low-cost print option.