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Has anyone done Physics I at Saylor or Study.com and then the lab at Straighterline? This might be making things difficult, but I thought it may be worth it.
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The thing about your plan is, you'd only save $34 doing it this way. You already have to pay for the membership fee and the lab course and kit, so you're just saving the $59 course fee for Physics, less the $25 proctor fee at Saylor/ProctorU. I don't think it's worth it.
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udi, I know you're trying to save some cash with what you're doing, in reality - you're probably going to be wasting more energy/money/time. Having said that, it's possible to take science courses from other providers and do the science labs at StraighterLine. You don't have to take the course at StraighterLine if you're not into that provider, just make sure the courses transfer to the school of your choice and as a Science I course and Lab, depending on when/who you take it with, some courses come in as Introductory courses.
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The reason I'm thinking about this is because I don't have a lot of time and I'm worried about finishing within a month.
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