Can I be a bad student on study.com？

[bjcheung77]

I would just put the extra energy/time into the course as it saved you the energy/money/time already compared to a regular course at a college or university. Doing that extra assignment or two will help you in the long run as you get "feedback" on how to improve your grades and how the format/rubric works for each Upper Level course you take. The more feedback, the better you get with each additional course crossed off your list... Study.com is the major Upper Level course provider I am taking courses from... and this is for the sake of learning, not just getting the credits!