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Straitliner Courses to COSC - hgreen0 - 05-12-2012

Hello all,

My wife applied to and is having her transcripts sent to COSC. I was looking on the Straightliner website and it said the school (COSC) would make a determination if the exams had to be proctered or not. Does COSC require that the exams in the Straightliner courses be proctored?


Straitliner Courses to COSC - rebel100 - 05-12-2012

I never had a mention of proctoring. I suspect it's just one of those boilerplate type statements. COnfirm with your adviser, but I highly doubt they are requiring anything to be proctored.


Straitliner Courses to COSC - hgreen0 - 05-12-2012

rebel100 Wrote:I never had a mention of proctoring. I suspect it's just one of those boilerplate type statements. COnfirm with your adviser, but I highly doubt they are requiring anything to be proctored.

I think you are right. Straightliner courses seem to be a great value. I think that it will work out better than Clep for my wife, she needs a little more structure to effectively learn.