English Comp 2

[dbrown2258]

Which English Comp 2 course from Saylor.org, Straighterline, Study.com, Sophia.Org, is the easiest and quickest to complete, with the least amount of writing assignments?  Thanks.

[bjcheung77]

You really need to make a comparison for yourself... If it was me, I would go for Sophia.org and have another course open to take advantage of the 2 courses at a time and unlimited courses you can complete per month, the ROI/Value is better compared to the rest.

[ss20ts]

Which English Comp 2 course from Saylor.org, Straighterline, Study.com, Sophia.Org, is the easiest and quickest to complete, with the least amount of writing assignments?  Thanks.

Doesn't matter which is easiest or quickest if your college doesn't accept it! Which college are you looking at?

[rachel83az]

I would say that Study.com is probably going to be faster and easier (possibly also cheaper) than Sophia for most students, despite the increased cost-per-month. But, again, it really depends on which school you're trying to transfer the credits to.

[dbrown2258]

Planning on a degree from TESU. Eventually. Thanks.

[bjcheung77]

Planning on a degree from TESU. Eventually. Thanks.

It really depends on the student, I would select Sophia.org and go with as many non touchstones while you're working on the English class or others with touchstones. You can do unlimited courses a month, but only two at a time, so you need to 'time' it. If you have two classes with touchstones and you're done with the class but waiting for grading, ask to open a third course.

[rachel83az]

Sophia can take 2-3 months per English Comp class. SDC may cost more, but students can finish all required materials, papers, and get a grade back in under a month.

TESU degrees all require at least one month of SDC anyway for most students. What I would do would be to work on the English Comp 2 papers alongside whatever other SDC classes you have. Spend $70 to take the extra exam in a month for English Comp 2 and be done with it.

[bjcheung77]

@OP, dbrown2258, Actually, since you're 'retired'... it really depends on the student, you can get English I and II completed for FREE with the CLEP exam and the Modern States voucher, they'll even reimburse you for the proctoring at a test center near your home at a college or university. You really need to tell us more details by filling out the addendum and template so we know what courses you're missing for your degree or at least creating a PDF/screenshot of your evaluation so we know what is done and missing...