StraighterLineReviews of straighterline.com

Bad experience i have with this online program

Going at my own pace was awesome. I was able to finish some classes in a weekend. Definitely worth it. Saved a lot of time and money.

I give them a 5 star ⭐️ because they’re very detailed with the lessons , affordable and easy to understand.

I LOVED the way your entire learning experience is counted towards your grade, via points for each activity or quiz. This is SO MUCH better than courses that are virtually free and may SEEM like a great deal. The problem with other platforms is that they expect you to learn an enormous amount of material and the grade is based on one single test at the end. Not so with Straighterline. This teaching method is much more cohesive with the typical method in a physical university classroom. This way, a student can earn a high grade even in complex subjects.

I love the fact I was able to get done with my classes in less than 2 Weeks. Only process I didn’t like was the testing process

It was a very enjoyable and easy to navigate. The work load was reasonable and interesting.

I used Straighterline to take 3 classes (Intro to IT, Calculus, and Intro to C++) that I was able to transfer into an accredited Computer Science program. It's legit. As a student, you just need to double-check to make sure classes are transferrable beforehand into the university/college you want to attend. This service saved me a semester of tuition (a couple hundred bucks spent vs. a few thousand so... that's a pretty good deal). I also believe the material in the courses is relevant and up-to-date. With the IT course I took, the material I learned via Straighterline aligned with other IT courses I took outside of Straighterline at my university. I also found the Calc course enough to get me up to speed to take DM1&2 courses at my school. If you're able to transfer the credits you earn from Straighterline into your school of choice, do it! Others mentioned taking courses from Sophia and Study.com - I took classes from all 3. All 3 have their pros/cons but, overall, are very similar - Sophia is easy, very inexpensive. Study.com provides a lot more transferrable classes and is very quiz/assignment focused. SL, in my experience, was heavily exam-based. The classes I needed were only available on ea platform so that's why I used all 3. I still recommend SL. I also recommend the other 2, too. They ea provide something different.

Good service