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Do they allow a chegg etext for a final?
Any other source for the etext?
I have a regular book, but need a stellar final and am thinking about renting the book and getting the free extext for the week.
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Yes, e-books are allowed IF the specific course allows for an open book final.
For many of my SL courses I rented the book from Chegg and used the free e-book rental to complete the course. And returned the book the day I received.
The only places I got e-books from were Chegg, and Coursesmart. But if you can get a free 7day trial with book, that will be the cheapest option by far.
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All unproctored online courses have open book tests regardless of what the syllabus says. To even suggest otherwise is naïve. If I was an instructor, I wouldn't have a closed book requirement in an unproctored online course.
One public university in Texas offers pharmacology to its nursing students with closed book unproctored exams. I want my nurse to have taken proctored exams.
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clep3705 Wrote:All unproctored online courses have open book tests regardless of what the syllabus says. To even suggest otherwise is naïve. If I was an instructor, I wouldn't have a closed book requirement in an unproctored online course.
One public university in Texas offers pharmacology to its nursing students with closed book unproctored exams. I want my nurse to have taken proctored exams.
Not quite sure where that came from.......but SL's final exams are all proctored, and recently some of the final exams started requiring closed book finals.
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ironheadjack Wrote:Yes, e-books are allowed IF the specific course allows for an open book final.
For many of my SL courses I rented the book from Chegg and used the free e-book rental to complete the course. And returned the book the day I received.
The only places I got e-books from were Chegg, and Coursesmart. But if you can get a free 7day trial with book, that will be the cheapest option by far.
Thanks for the info
From ZERO to HERO! Enrolled at Liberty University
Started 11/20/13
75/120
PLA: 12 credits for existing Finra licenses
Completed Straighterline: intro to business 11/2013, personal finance 12/2013, business ethics 12/2013, macroeconomics 12/2013, organizational behavior 12/2013, principles of management 12/2013, microeconomics 1/2014, business law 1/2014, us history I 1/2014, intro to philosophy 1/2014, Intro to Biology 1/2014, Acct I 1/2014, accounting II 1/2014, us history II 1/2014, managerial accounting 2/2014, intro to sociology 2/2014, business comm 3/2014, intro to statistics 3/2014, Eng Comp I 3/2014
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That's good to know about Straighterline, thanks for the information about proctoring.
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