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Anyone figure out an easy way to download the study lessons to practice for the final?

Or must you look through them one by one which when there are like 80+ lessons is a lot and hard to go from section to section quickly?

Everyone studies differently but I would suggest that once you complete the quizzes, if you don't feel ready for the test then take a practice exam. Then you will get a list of lessons based on the questions you missed. Targeted studying should be faster than trying to rewatch the entire course.

I just finished project management. I took the pretest on Thursday (not all courses have one unfortunately) and that cleared about 30% of the quizzes. I had about 20% already cleared from other courses. (That is an unsung benefit of SDC, not only do the exams get cheaper on a unit cost basis if you take over 2 per month, the fact that lessons are recycled in different courses is an 'accelerator' as well.)

So Friday morning I needed to do about 50% of the quizzes and throw together a PowerPoint presentation. I started midmorning and with a few breaks had the quizzes and the presentation done before sunset.

I took the final and did well enough to only need 25 points on the assignment. I did the minimum work following the rubric that I thought would result in a 50. I received over 75, so I found the grading more than fair.

2 days and $70 for an upper division class. That efficiency is unbeatable and I didn't have to leave my house.

If I didn't mention it above I am doing TESU's BS in IT. I already have Gen Ed and MIS mostly from B&M 20 years ago so I'm only doing the technical core meaning the courses are mostly related which increases efficiency.

I also have experience with the subject matter. I suspect someone with no background would not be able to move this quickly. But in those cases I think the advice to use the $60 membership to study 2-3 (more if you can handle it) courses, then switch to the accelerator plan and knock out the exams in quick succession is the most economical path.