StukentReviews of stukent.com

this app suck. its inconvenient and hard to use. opens up a new tab every time you touch a button. made very poorly

I started using the application for my digital marketing and analytics class and its horrible. The reading screen is so small and there isn't any options to adjust. Given the salty price of $129, we should be able to have something that gives the student a good reading experience.

The program did not supply students with the required reading material nor did it offer opportunities for study. Overall the students who relied on it learned nothing. DO NOT BUY STUKENT!

Absolute joke of an application, doesn’t let you in, then when it does it wont let you add media, something that should take 15 minutes will take 3 hours, I’m relying on the simulation for 80% of my university grade and it wont work. Terrible.

Your call center and promises from technical support to call adjunct professors currently using your products is going to be the downfall of your company. No call back after two call made and promises to call back by end of day. As an adjunct that works full time and teaches part time, it is critical for companies I work with to keep simple promises.

What a piece of trash platform

Horrible product of proprietary bs that makes college students even broker. Textbook will randomly lock you out, mobile websites consistently stop working for days at a time. You can't even copy and paste text into notes, or to summarize a chapter. I SPENT $80 ON THIS TEXTBOOK LET ME HAVE A PDF VERSION. For the pursuit of antipiracy they're robbing from poor students that are forced to get a horrible textbook option from courses that require it.

Half way thru the course, there was an issue with tech and a new book was uploaded that thru off all the chapters, quizzes etc. making it difficult for the students to follow, take tests in timely manner etc. It was completely confusing. The client services team was responsive, but said it was a development update and there was nothing that could be done. In the future, I would have the dev team be in concert with teams to know that a textbook was in current use prior to doing any updates that could affect the text book etc.