StraighterLineReviews of straighterline.com

No assistance with credits to be transferred - colleges do not take credits - terrible!

The courses were good but not so much the graders.

It's flexible and affordable

Easy, affordable, and work at your pace. I completed many classes in a very short period, some within days. Straighterline is a perfect opportunity to build transferable college credits to any four-year university in your time and not pay outrageously high dollars to community colleges for the same elective and general education credits.

Affordable and easy to access and begin as a student and working full time !! Straighterline helped me save thousands and graduate my 4 year program a lot faster.

The courses are detailed and explicit, easy to understand and transcript sent immediately to the appropriate school as demanded, will definitely do it again, good job.

User interface is poorly made and hard to use. Loading times between each question range from 20 seconds to 1 min each, and the majority of allotted time for each test is spent loading. Test questions often make no sense and the third party used for proctored tests is subpar at best. Exactly what you would expect from a $100 college course.

This is supposed to be a sight for learning. However it has been my experience so far that the site itself is buggy at best (performance issues such as spinning when trying to load content, blank screens, technology holes such as non-supported software being used (Flash player) and the list could continue. Moreover, the academic content is less than stellar as well. I have found about 4 examples of unclear questions on tests, where, upon presenting one of them was told by the SME that I should use the available content to find the correct answer (which still gave me the possibility of at least two correct answers based on the scenario given and what was actually presented in the text and study guide), I have two text books available for my current course but the tests are based on the old content (what's the point of learning and being tested on old information), and the navigation between screens is old...has not been updated using more modern technology, leaving the learner with a lot of wasted time waiting for content to load. Clunky is the word I would use. Really needs to be updated all around. At this point I would never use this again.