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I think when I took a course, it was 4 months.
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I emailed customer service to ask them how long I could take to complete a course. Here's the response:
Thanks for contacting us. You may start a Sophia course anytime you wish. When you register for a course, you are asked to select a start date for that course. From the start date, you have 60 calendar days to complete the course. If you need more time, you can receive a free 30-day extension.
So, 90 days total. (I was hoping for a little more flexibility.)
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Agree on SL & Study.com. I enjoyed SL and felt it was a solid + efficient course to knock out for 3 credits. My daughters did a split of one each, both finishing close to the same time (week*ish). We have an end of month house presentation requirement (on any topic) with our kids, so this, of course, helped them in the course but overall they felt even with no experience, both courses did a nice job with very reasonable assignments. They joked that my wife and I are way harder graders than the SL & Study.com
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