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Has anyone taken calculus and other math class with sraightliner, I wanna know when they send the stuff to u, do u get all assisgnments up front ...and is there a final.. if so is it online or do I have to take it at a test center because I would like to do online for the open book factor..... and when are all the new classes they are coming soon sappost to be out.. .... I would like to get everyones input on what class they took, how the coursework was, and tests.....
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The Straighterline Calculus courses are said to be pretty challenging with excellent and organized lectures, and the exams and everything else in all online. However, if you are just looking to earn math credits rather than advance to math above Calculus II, I'd suggest taking the Calculus CLEP or UExcel exam. The Straighterline courses are a lot more work, which is better if you really need to be knowledgeable in calculus, e.g., math, physics or engineering majors.
You can use Thinkwell or the REA Calculus CLEP to prepare for the CLEP or UExcel exams.
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