Straighterline Biology Book - edition?

[bjcheung77]

ProctorU usually won't check the edition or that you have a scanned copy rather than the real e-textbook, but you do it at your own risk. Just only for myself, I wouldn't spend $100+ on a book for something I'll probably get away with.

It must have been me, for the proctored exams - open book, the proctorU staff member actually looked at the Ebook to verify my Medical Terminology course was using the same version as they had within their records (or the Straighterline Site). This happened with Business Communications and a few others too.

I haven't decided, it may be up for later this year still. I'm confused by something you said- since it's not open book, his version won't matter (got that) but on open book exams the edition has to match? Wow, that's strict!?

Also, what did you mean that you suggest using the current version I've already got. Do you mean use the version I've got or the current version? (my version is ed 12, current version is 14)

For closed book exams, I recommend getting the cheapest edition/version available and just go work hard at finishing the course.
If you currently have Bio Edition 12. Just use IT! As much as 99% of the readings the same, use the $$ for another SL course.