SOPHIA----Opinions on courses???

[midnite123]

Thank you!
2nd monitor is a great idea!
I have a few laptops,so that should work!

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Each person is different. I have a high affinity for science (except math), so I did Environmental Science in like 4 hours. That course was insanely easy for me.

Chemistry is trickier because I don't have such strong foundations. That course goes very well doing the lab at the same time.

Visual communications was easy for me. Did it in a few hours as well.

Sophia now requests written assignments in their History classes. My subscription ended right when my touchstone essay was returned ungraded. The proctor thought it was offtopic for some odd reason and I haven't renewed my subscription to repeat it.

I suggest taking Microeconomics first. It is the harder course and very graph heavy. But once you finish it, you will find Macroeconomics to be ridiculously easy and cruise through the course in a few days at the most.

Art history 1 and 2 was good. Lots of reading, but I had fun with them. No touchstones when I took them.

Greek Philosophers is a super fast course. Touchstone becomes graded in a few days.

Workplace Communication is also a fast course 

I had a fun time with US Government. The difficulty level was fine for me but other people unfamiliar with some rules such as Fillibusters will take longer. The touchstone was graded within 5-7 days.

Intro to Nutrition was semi easy for me. You might want to do chemistry first to brush up on Biochemistry. Nutrition repeats a lot of the same topics.

If you are still short on some social science requirements, Saylor might also be an option. I enjoed their Geography class a lot and felt the exam to be similar in dificulty to the practice test. The schools that are commonly talked about here will accept those credits. Saylor uses proctored exams though.

THANX for the great info!

I am just trying to pick out around 10 courses to knock out in 2 months max  
Jus looking for easy courses to get rolling!!!