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[ReyMysterioso]

Sociology is not that difficult so long as you study hard and really know the material on the quizzes. The discussion board posts are very doable. They're graded on participation, not content. The Content Mastery is cerego module that basically repeats until you get all the questions right. That section is an automatic 100. The mid-term and final can get a little tricky with sorting out between social movements, social activism, conflict theorists, functionalists and trying to remember which answer about defying social norms are "the discredited" and which are some similar confusing term. You really gotta know term definitions.
There are a lot of classes in general I would say were "easy" that might not be easy to somebody else. I'm a natural auto-didact and have been accumulating knowledge for decades now. Things that seem obvious to me are not obvious to say, my 14 year old stepdaughter.
My stepdaughter also took it to get a head start on college. She made a 78 on her first go-round. She could easily have made a B but just got lazy (as many teens are wont to do including myself at that age) and missed doing a couple ceregos and didn't max out her discussion board posts. I talked her into redoing the class, so she built off what she did the first go-round and got an 85. We're happy with that result.
Sociology is very doable so long as you have the drive to put in the effort. The unit quizzes are open book. If you're willing to dig around for the answers you can get 100% or close to it on the unit quizzes. The cerego is 100% so long as you just do them, and the discussion board is 100% so long as you participate. And that's 3/4 of the battle.