Source for Online RA Credit?(Outlier.org)

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Calc I is pretty easy to find. It's the other Calculus courses that are more difficult. But does anyone know how Outlier courses are proctored?

Well it's not offered by some of the more commonly used sources such as Sophia and InstantCert. And this is RA credit not ACE credit.

Practically every CC in the land will have Calc I, so it's not hard to find, and not hard to find for less than $400 (or $314).  The teaching is supposed to be fantastic here though - you get 3 different options for every lesson.  So that part is nice.

Most people on here aren't looking to take CC courses though. And in many states a CC course would cost far more than $314. I looked at taking a 3 credit course at my local community college this fall and it was over $700 for the course and that's in-state tuition.

Plenty of people here take CC courses all the time - it's why we recommend NMJC and a handful of others all the time.

And yes, about 50% of states have expensive CC tuition, and will look elsewhere, while about 50% will have less (and sometimes FAR less expensive tuition), in which case they may want to check that out before paying $400 for a course.  Especially one where it's not self-paced, and happens on a traditional semester schedule.

This MAY be a good option for some, and MAY not be for others.  But we always try to throw out there the different options for everyone to remind them what might be right in their own backyard.