Shmoop & Study.com Questions On Courses

[Lewis.Yim]

Just a couple of quick questions, how do you prepare for the chapter exams and the final at the end of the Shmoop?  I see you have taken about half a dozen in only a few days!

Do you use an extra browser and open up tabs?  Do you create a pdf or document to search, is that even possible with Shmoop?  Do you have resources elsewhere to search or find the answers?

Any other tips for a newbie to Shmoop? Thank you very much, Lewis.

Sorry, I am unfamiliar with Shmoop and how to use their system.  I was wondering, can I subscribe to their non college credit subscription and get the majority of the work done, then with the College Plus, I can finish it off?

I have been reading some people use the cheaper subscription for Study.com to complete everything and then use the College Accelerator to get credit.  I am thinking of subscribing for a month to get a few courses almost done, then get the College accelerator.  

If I need more courses I’ll pay the exam fee at $70/exam each additional Study.com course.  Is that the best way to tackle both Shmoop and Study.com?  Any suggestions? Thank you.

[allvia]

Sorry, I am unfamiliar with Shmoop and how to use their system.  I was wondering, can I subscribe to their non college credit subscription and get the majority of the work done, then with the College Plus, I can finish it off?

No.  Shmoop does not allow access to the college courses unless you're subscribed to the College Plus plan.

[jsh1138]

with Study.com the college version is $200 a month for 2 tests, after that its $70 per test for the rest of that month, so you save money by doing more than just the 2 per month. So definitely do as many as you can each month.

With Shmoop its just a flat fee of $88 or something like that per month, unlimited, so there's less pressure there but still its cheaper the more you do. So if you're really into saving money, I would do 1 month of Shmoop and do as many as you can there, then cancel it and do 1 month of study.com, then cancel that and go back if you need to. i'm currently subbed to both of them at the same time because i feel like doing 3 of each per month, or 4 of each, or whatever, is worth the money and i can't really do much more than that anyway while going to TESU and working full time too. so for me its just convenient to have it there and i work on it when I can, but everyone isn't me so do whatever suits you

[Lewis.Yim]

I am looking at this webpage for a 30 day trial at Study.com: https://www.tesu.edu/studycom/index.cfm
My questions, what are the limitations for this? Do you have access to everything but no final exams?
I am going to start taking Study.com courses in April and want a head start, I am not a US Resident.

Does this Trial version allow access to a few select courses or is it for any course? Any tips for them?
I plan to take at least 4 courses from them and may want to take the extra exams at $70/exam.
Probably, I may have more questions, but this is it for now. Thank you in advance!