Straighterline Courses Question?

[armyb77]

I have a simple question: If while taking a Straighterline course I achieve above a 70% before completing all of the exams, will Straighterline still award credit if I just finish the remaining exams without answering them? So get a 0% on the last exams to include the final proctored exam. I can easily read the last couple of chapters for understanding, but I don't really want to have to study for the remaining tests plus I really want to move on to the next subject. So if I can do this without being penalized or something, then it will allow me to move on to Business Law.

The Courses are Macro and Micro economics (i'm burnt out!)

Suggestions?
Armyb77

[Publius]

Yes, you can do that. I forget which course it was, but I was just working on one of them for literally 30 hours in a row. Study and test, study and test over and over. I had already gotten above 70%, and it was probably around 3 in the morning and was just decided to take the Final and get the course over with. It was an awful grade, high 50s maybe?? but yeah, it's the TOTAL amount.

I will say, you're a lot more likely to raise a red flag. Getting decent scores on other exams, and then a 0% on a proctored final.... I'd still answer them and give a half hearted attempt. If you've already hit the 70%, just go test, test, test. Macro and Micro will do that to ya, sorry. I know your pain. They just drag on and on.

Good Luck!

[armyb77]

Thanks for the feedback. I just don't want to get flagged but at the same time it's pretty easy to explain to them...lol "Its not like i'm getting a letter grade for the course, so to continue my effort rather than move on to a new topic towards my degree makes no sense." Still I would like to have someone confirm that not taking the final few exams and receiving 0s had no adverse effects in the eyes of Straighterline.

Thanks,
armyb77