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Hey all... Someone asked a question and I wanted to verify before answering...
I know people retake the course to get a pass if they have failed. How many times can you repeat the course?
I understand that there will be a fee for each final exam. The student asking just wants to know. Thanks,
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(08-03-2021, 06:01 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Hey all... Someone asked a question and I wanted to verify before answering...
I know people retake the course to get a pass if they have failed. How many times can you repeat the course?
I understand that there will be a fee for each final exam. The student asking just wants to know. Thanks,
I had thought all you can do is take the final up to 3 times and turn in assignments up to 3 times.
I never heard of them resetting a course.
The downside is if you messed up and scored low on the quizzes, you could screw yourself by making it hard to pass the course.
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I didn't think you could retake a Study.com class. If you fail you fail I thought.
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I've never failed a Study.com course, but I remember someone failing the Financial Management course and I told them to re-take it, they then passed. I am thinking that is the only way to get a new exam, is to "fail" and have the course reset as you need to re-do the course. But not 100% sure if that is the case, there is always a recommendation of taking a "different" course that can transfer in, but that's another option I'm not going to tell them about yet. I think re-doing the course would be easier as they'll be familiar with the course already, just need that extra 'oomph' to pass it...
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There was this instance of someone who claimed they already expended their 3 tries on quizzes and tests and said they weren't allowed to restart.
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...t=discrete
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(08-03-2021, 07:01 PM)MNomadic Wrote: There was this instance of someone who claimed they already expended their 3 tries on quizzes and tests and said they weren't allowed to restart.
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...t=discrete
Yes, that's the one I remember. That person would have passed the course if he/she had a higher score on the quizzes. They usually give you the answers to the quizzes or they show you exactly in the video where the answer is. Sometimes there are a few questions you have to figure out on your own though you should always be able to at least average 95% on the quizzes.
Keep the tab open to your previous quiz so you don't guess the same wrong answer twice in a row, you get up to 3 tries.
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(08-03-2021, 07:10 PM)LevelUP Wrote: (08-03-2021, 07:01 PM)MNomadic Wrote: There was this instance of someone who claimed they already expended their 3 tries on quizzes and tests and said they weren't allowed to restart.
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...t=discrete
Yes, that's the one I remember. That person would have passed the course if he/she had a higher score on the quizzes. They usually give you the answers to the quizzes or they show you exactly in the video where the answer is. Sometimes there are a few questions you have to figure out on your own though you should always be able to at least average 95% on the quizzes.
Keep the tab open to your previous quiz so you don't guess the same wrong answer twice in a row, you get up to 3 tries.
Agreed, no excuse not to finish a class with 95-100% on the quizzes if you think you'll struggle on the final.
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