McGraw-HillReviews of mheducation.com

Company cares more about their copyright than education. These tools remove all critical thinking amd give students sad highlight reel slop.

They really need to update their text-to-speech option. It's completely unhelpful when you can't choose where it reads. The little timeline thing is so widely inaccurate, it makes using the TTS a whole headache. Additionally, it would be helpful if the TTS featured a word highlight as it read along to allow the user to keep up with the reader. And why can't I use my own read aloud extension on this website? It works for every other website but Mcgraw hill. Fix it PLEASE.

McGraw Hill creates awful products. They don't mention if they're going by the bankers' convention of 360 days (but your answer is suddenly right when you go and look that up yourself—and before you tell me that's part of learning, no employer would hide that) don't mention if they're doing anything else in a style you wouldn't expect; their answers are sometimes wrong, their products are bad bad bad bad bad, but as long as they can corner the market for a while they don't care about making it better. Hubris. McGraw Hill sucks. And their products suck too.

I got a question WRONG because I didn't capitalize a variable in my math problem. This website sucks butt and should NEVER have been made EVER. Whoever made this site should never make a website EVER AGAIN.

It's trash. Mark my questions, I answered wrong even though it was right.

Their website subscription model is a complete scam. Make this make sense: you pay $100+ online (the same value as a brand new textbook) for TEMPORARY ACCESS to the textbook, without any option to keep a PDF for yourself. The textbook itself isn't even that valuable, and has information that you can easily find online - but if I'm paying $100 for this book, I want to keep it permanently. I hate how the website intentionally blocks any method of saving the textbook for future reference - I find that misleading. It's a shame how the authors and publishers probably won a bid with my academic institution to have their specific books recommended in classes. Just like how pharmaceutical companies sell their products to pharmacies, it's not the best product that wins: it's whoever makes the best deal. I find it extremely unethical to operate this way: being indirect about what you're actually getting when you pay for these website subscriptions, and the company is capitalizing on students who have no other choice but to buy your book as per curriculum requirements.

Don’t understand the point of this useless website. You are doing 4 hours of work for an assignment that’s worth .5% of your grade. I could get an A on my final and absolutely fail the McGraw assignment just because of how it works. Hope professors stop using this for the sake of the students time and patience.

This app is pure horrible. HORRIBLE. And this isn't just an angry student, no no no. This is a problem with EVERYTHING. As a student who enjoys a bright and happy learning environment, I do not appreciate when apps suck booty hole. Not only could I find their curriculum on Ebay for 2 cents. They also somehow can't seem to know how to work a simple website! Where are those millions of dollars going? Cause it better be funding my therapy after this. In conclusion, this stinky, glitchy, bunghoolio app should NEVER be forced onto students.