Ransomsoul,
Maybe my original post was not descriptive enough.
Proctor U does not pull from the Straighterline materials permitted page that you linked. I was told in a chat with Proctor U that they only have permissions for 2016 courses and later. They only go by what they are told directly from Straighterline, not what Straighterline publishes on their website. Proctor U has only been told what materials are allowed for the 2016 course version, which is closed book. Because they do not have info on the 2014 course which is open book, they cannot allow me to use open book.
I'm confused by what you mean when you say just take the finals? I literally cannot take them. Proctor U drop down box next to term when trying to schedule says "term not available". I can't select the course name because I can't fill out the term box on Proctor U. There is no way for me to schedule my finals tests until Straighterline messages them.
Cannot schedule the tests. Am I doing something wrong? Is Proctor U misinforming me?
Maybe my original post was not descriptive enough.
Proctor U does not pull from the Straighterline materials permitted page that you linked. I was told in a chat with Proctor U that they only have permissions for 2016 courses and later. They only go by what they are told directly from Straighterline, not what Straighterline publishes on their website. Proctor U has only been told what materials are allowed for the 2016 course version, which is closed book. Because they do not have info on the 2014 course which is open book, they cannot allow me to use open book.
I'm confused by what you mean when you say just take the finals? I literally cannot take them. Proctor U drop down box next to term when trying to schedule says "term not available". I can't select the course name because I can't fill out the term box on Proctor U. There is no way for me to schedule my finals tests until Straighterline messages them.
Cannot schedule the tests. Am I doing something wrong? Is Proctor U misinforming me?
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