Straighterline partnering with TESC and Excelsior

[Griffin]

When you begin the SL courses, you will realize that they are rigorous. You have no choice but to learn the material. There are no shortcuts. The only people that would deem it unethical are people who are completely unfamiliar with the SL process, and those who believe that KISS was the greatest rock band ever.hilarious

And people who think that sitting in math lectures until your eyes cross (for maybe 10x the money), then worry about assignments when you already know the material -- that stuff builds character, right? It's not like college students have to deal with dangerous amounts of stress everyday. So what's another five or ten classes -- and another four to eight thousand dollars to worry about?

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If anyone needs more proof how out of touch most college administrators are, here it is. My B&M advisor could learn a LOT from Jenifer DeHart at straighterline, and my current math instructor could learn everything from SL's college algebra course layout.