StraighterLine Reviews

I like that it's very much at your own pace and you can take as many courses as you want. The proctors in the final exams were very helpful. It's just that sometimes on ProctorU, it takes a minute to log in for your final. Other than that, everything was amazing.

It was very easy and very accessible to use. I'm definitely gonna use it again. I really liked the lesson that how you could look it over, and then you could do it at your own pace. You weren't forced or rushed to do anything. But you could get the classes done within two weeks if you like. I would look over each lesson and everything pretty well, and then I would take the quiz. When I came to the final, I looked back over at all my quizzes and tests and crammed it all in.

I really like StraighterLine. You can work on it as you please and the materials are really easy to understand and go through. It fits to my schedule. But it gets expensive once you don't finish the time that you want to. Other than that, it's doable and it helps that they have promos sometimes.

There are a ton of courses that they can take at StraighterLine and it's super easy to get started and follow along with. I also liked that everything was in one place. It was easy to find what I needed to do and when I needed to do it. I liked that it was self-paced and that made things a little bit easier. If I ever needed anything, instructor-wise or question-wise, I could always email. I would hear back within the same day or early the next morning, so I never was left hanging.

Signing up with StraighterLine was intuitive and comprehensive. It worked well. I've been done with them for about a year now. Time management is important and you should stay on top of your stuff and you'll do great in those classes.

It worked really well with StraighterLine. I just needed one class for my grad program and it was super convenient to do it online and from the comfort of my home. I liked that there were videos and as well as a book to kind of lead you depending on your learning style. Also, everyone in the customer service was really good and helped me with what I needed. StraighterLine was a great resource.

StraighterLine's website was good but there could be some more detail. It could also be a little bit easier to use as far as the drop-down menus when it goes to the different topics. But other than that, it was fairly easy to use. I was in the program for a couple of months and being able to do it at my own pace whenever I had time helped in my success.

I found StraighterLine while trying to find a substitute for one of my classes because I couldn't get into it and I needed to graduate on time. Their website was super easy to navigate and I really liked that about it. Learning with them was also super easy. The class was really nice to go through and I enjoyed it. Trying to get everything done and following through as well as making sure you know what your schedule is helped in my success.

I switched to StraighterLine because it seemed more advantageous and a little bit better of an option. The examples are very good and they made the concepts very easy to understand. But certain videos seemed they were way too advanced for someone who’s very new to the concept. Sometimes, they would jump very deep into the material without going from from the surface then working down. There were a few chapters that were a little bit confusing. Sometimes, I had to use external resources to be able to figure out certain concepts. But for the most part, I was able to get through everything. It was nice to have the little quizzes at the end of every section too. That was helpful.

I used StraighterLine for extra practice because they had more questions. I was getting the same questions on the school that I was going through, which is WGU. I just used it mostly for extra practice. The questions were really good and made me think outside the box. I used StraighterLine for a short amount of time, but I do think it's one of the better options out there to get more practice compared to some of the other options like Chegg.

I had a great experience with StraighterLine. It had good content and it wasn't too terribly hard. It was challenging enough to where I didn't ace everything I did. I took two courses. Precal, I stretched out for much longer than I should have, got it completed, and found out I needed to finish calculus in less than a month. So, I cranked down on calculus and got it done on time and did well because I thought precal was much harder than calculus. I was prepared well, and then it was all good. I recommended StraighterLine to a lot of people. There are five of my friends that are now taking courses through them next semester.

StraighterLine was very cheap. My experience was very good, fun and easy.

My master's program is strictly online and StraighterLine's schedule matched best with the school. It would be cool if the course has a little memo where you make your own calendar within it. If you miss a day, you could note a time when you were gonna log in and if you didn't, it would send you a notification that you didn't log in. But I've been recommending StraighterLine to classmates. They're trying to get their masters and are a few units short.

The cost was a lot cheaper than CSU Global or a four-year school. That's good. I took one class through them and then I got my degree. It wasn't too bad of a class.

If I want to get my stuff done, they make it available. But it's completely up to me and I never had a personal instructor when I was going through them. That's what I liked about StraighterLine the most.

I've recommended StraighterLine to a few of my friends that are in college.

I had a good enrolment experience. Whenever I call, I always get somebody to respond to me in a 24-hour period of time. That was very helpful to learning. They broke Chemistry and Math down and explained things in a way that I will understand it. It was very easy for me to understand those concepts. They make sure you are on time with your assignments. And you have choices of how many times you can study and make sure you get a higher grade you want to get. Everything I've learned from there really helped me a lot. I can refer anybody to StraighterLine.

I had more Science-based classes and I felt like some of the experiments weren’t applicable to the class. Also, the pricing for the lab kits was a bit much. the But other than that, everything else was fine.

Hello. I was very pleased with Straighterline and their employees. Chemistry was not easy and every time I asked for help, they responded within minutes. Yes, I would recommend Straighterline to a friend to help them further their education. Thank for your help and your encouragement.

I am grateful for everything StraighterLine did for me. I have finished all my courses, got good grades, and everything was excellent. I asked my school if they have received my transcript and they told me they did. I also gave StraighterLine a good review when I took my portfolio.

I would highly recommend this course to my friends. I was behind on a math course and this was the best way to make it up! I am so grateful to Straighterline for helping me achieve this credit!! I will share my experience with my friends who are working towards their degree.

It was an amazing pleasant experience and I would recommend it to many more. I love the consistency and 24/7 help that is provided. The proctors for the exam are super nice and friendly no need to be afraid. They are here to help you.

You’re not accredited and the 3 math classes I’ve taken aren’t considered at places that require accredited classes. This includes my job and other universities. My money was wasted by taking your courses. I don’t expect money back but it would’ve been knowing this going into it.

I did StraighterLine and I received tuition reimbursement from the company I work for. Signing up with the school was really easy and it was all online. It was smooth, convenient, and worked perfectly to fit into my busy schedule. StraighterLine was the best way to cover a lot of the general education so it worked out really well. I appreciated them. I've got a couple more to go then I'll be done. For completing general education, StraighterLine is the only way to go. I've compared it to other alternatives. It is inexpensive and convenient. I'd recommend it.

StraighterLine is great. I took four classes with them, and I liked it a lot. It was easy and everyone I spoke to were helpful. I had to a couple of different times. I took the Spanish class twice. The Spanish 1 was harder than expected, and there was one where it was saying one thing and my grade was completely different. They thought I had to go back and redo one assignment, but my grade was acceptable. They were able to fix everything.

I'm part of Chamberlain University and they referred me to StraighterLine to take classes. I signed myself up through the online website, which everything was very clear and straightforward. I also emailed a few times that I had some complications and they got back to me right away. I was super happy with StraighterLine. I love that I could work at my own pace and do as much as I could. Whenever I had time, I would work more than what I was supposed to. My commitment was with me and my class, but I didn't have to report several times. I also love the tutoring because I was going to tutoring every class for biology. I really love everything, and I don't know how can they can improve more.

I wanted to go back to school to complete my RN, but I didn't have the prerequisite that I needed. I tried StraighterLine and my experience was really nice. Doing the classes at my own pace was something I was looking forward to. Also, they provided me with books that I read. I enjoyed it and I would recommend someone else if somebody asked me.

StraighterLine was cost-effective, time-effective and easy to do. It fit my schedule and was convenient for me. I was able to pop on at night, after the kids went to bed, and still have a career. I did a total of five classes through them and was able to follow the syllabus that they have set up. I was making sure I was reading every day. I kind of mapped out the way they have the quizzes. That kept me in line with reading the chapters in preparation for the quiz and for the final exam. This is the second degree I'm working on and it's been a wonderful experience.

StraighterLine is awesome. I still have one more class to do so I'm planning on doing that pretty soon. Going with StraighterLine is quicker than sitting in a classroom for four months. You can get it done in a month or so and it is also cheaper. I did refer three friends over there, and they're actually taking it.

With StraighterLine, I found the self-pace appealing and the variety of Gen Ed classes I could take. There'll be a lot of reading the textbook in the coursework. So, it's good to take really good notes and go slowly through it. Going with StraighterLine has given me an opportunity to complete my school in a quicker way.

My school told us that if you need to take a couple of courses online, they did their online classes through StraighterLine and you could get credit for the classes. So, if it was like three credits I needed to stay eligible for football, I will just take a StraighterLine course. The courses were pretty cool. It was a good way to get the credit that I needed to be eligible or graduate or whatever the case may have been. The quality of education was pretty good. I would recommend it to someone else who may be busy like me and just need to get a couple of credits in over the summer so they can graduate sooner.

Bellevue University said that StraighterLine's Spanish class I took was faster because they weren't offering it for a few semesters. I liked that I could do it any time and any place with StraighterLine. The materials were all pretty straightforward and easy.

I am applying to a master's program, and I was short a couple of classes, and they sent StraighterLine to me as an already approved. It was cheaper than I could get through another community college. The whole process was very easy for me. I didn't have to go through an application process, and it was self-paced. I busted through my class and got it done. Going with StraighterLine is a fantastic idea. So many people now are looking to get prerequisites done before they transfer to a four-year university, and this is an economical way to do that.

I took interpersonal communications and everything was great. The cost was straightforward. Same with the classes. Everything was included so that was really nice. StraighterLine was, all in all, a decent place.

I have one course to complete from a university this semester and I can do it through StraighterLine. The was ECON 101 and it was a Macroeconomics course. There were small videos and some audios given. There were also pictorial visualizations, chapters with the quiz, and testing of the knowledge. The only thing was chapters are 30, 40 pages and it takes a lot of time to cover. I wish it can be squeezed into 10 to 15 pages with the important points. Overall, the material was good and so was the experience. I took a course for three months, but I couldn't complete it because I was busy. I'll continue the course when I have enough time to complete it in a month.

The enrollment at StraighterLine was easy. They asked me where I came from, how I heard about them and it was cut and dry. I definitely had a really good experience with the instructors. The quality of education was good for what I paid for. I originally came from a community college and it's a lot higher quality learning from StraighterLine. I recommend them to anyone.

I went into StraighterLine's Calculus 2 course with high hopes, but found standard to be completely unreasonable. Students are expected to complete over 20 questions in the graded exams in 80 minutes, when some of the problems literally take over a page to complete. The video material even covers some problems which take several videos to go over completely, and the academic staff somehow thinks students can complete equally complex problems in a matter of 5 minutes or less. My tutor, along with several individuals who have taken Calculus 2, have all agreed that such a standard is unrealistic. The advisors are also confused and will pass you wrong information. Don't waste your money or time with this organization. Spend your money and energy on courses from an actual university that is interested in seeing you succeed.

StraighterLine's website was very easy to use so I would have been able to get a customer support. They should leave a notification that I need to schedule my proctor exam seven days of when they are scheduling the exam. Other than that, I liked that they offered a free textbook with the course, I could take the class at my own pace, and the price.

I needed to get a math class done and I was able to get it done through them. So that was good. The only problem that I had was trying to get my transcripts from them.

Everything went so smooth. I didn't have to reach out to a person at all.

I needed to do some extra credits to graduate earlier and StraighterLine was the best option for what I needed. It was on your own time. The only thing is the credits aren't immediate once you finish the class and they have to be accepted by your school.

Being self-driven and knowing what my personal goals helped carve out how feasible things are based on the syllabus and based on what other people are saying about the course or a curriculum. However, I only took StraighterLine up for one course, and I didn't get any reminders to cancel my subscription. It auto renewed me. So if there is an option to either not auto renew, or opt in to reminders that the renewal period is coming up. That soured my experience towards the end. Because I called a support ticket and they said it was nonrefundable. So, I had to go through the Better Business Bureau to get that escalated. There's the exam fee on top of it. It might be less accessible for other people. I know there are often discounts and coupons. But making it more accessible for students who may not necessarily have the funds to enroll or take courses at StraighterLine would be beneficial for StraighterLine in terms of getting more students take them over other programs like Sophia, or Saylor Academy, or Study.com.

My school advised me to go to StraighterLine because it was cheaper to pay for the tuition for a class that I needed. However, I started chemistry class and didn't finish it. Because after I paid the class, I found out that I had to buy another chemistry kit for $150 more. That class would be the one that I wouldn't recommend taking there. Other than that, I would recommend StraighterLine. There's a lot of flexibility. I liked how I can manage my time around it.

The courses were good.

I was very motivated to get into the RN program, and the only thing holding me back was getting some prerequisite courses done in the fastest time that I possibly could. Straighterline was able to afford me that. Another really good point is the fee. I paid a one-time fee once a month for whatever coursework I was taking. It wasn't very expensive, and as soon as I was done with the coursework, I didn't have to pay ever again.

I had an excellent experience with StraighterLine. Everything was very easy. It was easy to navigate through the website. The connections with proctors when you had to have exams were perfect. I had no problem at all and actually loved it. I took six courses from them, and the cost and quality were excellent.

The self-paced learning with StraighterLine was good.

Straighterline was easier for my son who has difficulty with Science and Math. So, he did Algebra and Biology. He also did English. So, it was all of the things he would prefer to do in a shorter amount of time than during the semester. He spent a lot of time on a paper about COVID but he got flagged for plagiarism. It was upsetting for him. No matter what article you're reading, you're gonna see a lot of the same information yet they flagged him. I was ticked and so I called customer service and went through this rigmarole of having to go through academic to get the paper approved. That was a very bad experience because that was at the end. In order for him to finish the course, he had to have the paper finished by a certain day. That put us in a situation where he had to redo a paper. Straighterline should take more time when it comes to something like that.

StraighterLine is more like a fast track adult-based school. And I had some prerequisites to finish in order to get my bachelor's degree. I didn't want to take the 9 to 12-week classes that they offered. So, I wanted to do something more at my own pace, because I work 50 hours a week. StraighterLine was a good option for me. It was just register and put in my card number and I was ready to go.

I was trying to get into the nursing program and I was trying to finish my classes quickly and trying to get in this semester. StraighterLine is one of those schools where you can do that. So that was really helpful. It was a great alternative to the regular taking a class a semester. I was able to finish the classes in a timely manner. StraighterLine is one of those schools where you teach yourself whatever you need to learn. So you have to be self-motivated.

Straighterline was exactly what I needed. It was good that I didn't have to deal with classmates and I have my own deadlines. The only thing is that they should have their courses accepted by more colleges and universities. There's a chance when I go on to a different school for an RN program, I'm probably going to have to repeat what I took at StraighterLine. So they should push for accreditation with other schools.

StraighterLine was appealing because a couple of classes that I was interested in taking there at StraighterLine, I knew I would be able to breeze through a lot faster than if I took it at my regular university, and it was a lot cheaper. I took a comp class. For every paper I did, I turned in a draft first to make sure that I could get the best grade. And the instructors were so helpful. I feel like if I wouldn't have turned in a draft and got their feedback, I would not have done as well in the class at all.

I went on StraighterLine to find a class that I could take online that I knew would be a little easier. I worked at the same time, as well, so it would have been hard for me to get to school and go to work and StraighterLine was a lot easier. The fact that I can do the classes on my own time was very useful and I learned a lot. It was easy to follow everything that I needed to do and to get ahold of someone from StraighterLine when I needed it. My experience was very well. I enjoyed online classes more than going to school.

I took accounting for three weeks and the cost was very cheap. The quality of education would be better if it was INSEAD but that's impossible. So it's pretty good.

I took Cultural Anthropology at StraighterLine and I liked that I could work at my own pace.

StraighterLine was pricey but it wasn't too bad for college credit. I would recommend it to anyone that's looking to get credit. It’s easy to enroll and it's self-paced, or the class I took, at least is. I liked that I could take my tests and assignments, whenever I wanted to and there was no deadline.

I like how cheap StraighterLine is. I pay for college on my own so having affordable classes is very nice. I go to a private institute, so school there is very expensive. To be able to take some basic classes in inexpensive price is very nice. The enrollment process was super easy. I had to give my card information and enroll with some other information, like what school I go to and what year. By using all the resources that they give you like the helper person, which is like a tutor, will help you in being successful as a student, as well as the all the reading that they assign. And they give a lot of activities for you to do. So, it gives you more of a hands on experience and not necessarily just reading some material. That helped me a lot through my process of learning. Taking the final test was a bit confusing but once I got the hang of it, it was easier to figure out how it all went.

I didn't like that it's almost impossible to really print the textbooks. Also when reviewing the text book, StraighterLine would log me out if I was inactive usually due to writing notes or working on practice problems. Having to login in again and again got a little tedious.

It doesn't support Google Chrome, I had to purchase a $300 laptop to complete my work. I was finish all classes except for my final exams. When I did complete all classes and forgot to cancel my membership, they would not refund me my money!

I needed to finish my last elective for my bachelor's degree. StraighterLine was a cheaper and faster option, so I chose it. Their enrollment process was very easy. I took one class and it was good. It was super easy. I like how you don't have to buy a textbook. Everything was right where you needed it on StraighterLine. And then sending over my transcript was also really easy. I wish I would have known about StraighterLine a long time ago and taken all my electives like that. It's so worth it.

This is a great program to use that allows you to move through the material at a pace you are comfortable with. Highly recommend this to anyone looking to get credits done! Material is great and it is very user friendly.

This was a nice way to take my mind off of the a pandemic. The prices are very affordable, the customer service is always helpful and reliable. It was easy and free to send my transcripts. I am Very satisfied, and I highly recommend Straighterline.

This course was great. It allowed me to work at my own pace. The digital text was a great feature. It was easy to read and very informative. It allowed me to fulfill a missing requirement to my home university and the transferring of credits was the easiest experience I have had. Highly recommend StraighterLine, as it is an easy, affordable way to extend your knowledge.

They don’t do lectures, which is totally fine, but you have a book and you have quizzes. I like doing quizzes to practice. I spent a lot of time doing the course and it helped me out.

I was looking at a nursing school that is one of those that accepts StraighterLine credit. I chose them because I could do it much quicker, self-paced. If I went to some regular college here, I would be at the mercy of semesters where it would take me three months to finish one class before I could take the next. So it would have put me a year out from even applying for a nursing program, where this, I got done in six months’ time. Also, it’s much cheaper than most of the other options. Just compared to your regular university, it's drastically cheaper.

I had a great experience taking classes through Straighterline and the classes transferred to my college with no problem. Very affordable and was able to get my classes done in a few days. I learned a lot and was able to pass my classes so I can graduate on time.

I reached out to StraighterLine because I wanted a fast-paced course in order to get one course done quickly. I needed one more GE course to transfer over in order to get into the school that I wanted. I found it appealing that with StraighterLine, it was asynchronous learning and I would be able to do it on my own time. The learning experience was independent and slow-paced and I had a good experience. StraighterLine is great for students that need a course that doesn't cost too much money and that they'd be able to fit into their original schedule. It is a good resource to use. Also, at no point did I feel confused about the website and there were no hidden fees and no hidden agenda. It was exactly what they said it was.

I cancelled my membership the same day it renewed because I didn’t need it any longer. They refused to refund me the $99 fee. It doesn’t make sense not to refund a customer when the service wasn’t needed any longer. Poor way to keep customers coming back.

It was all online and it was pretty easy to do with everything else going on with work.

I like the fact that it was self-paced and it was pretty cheap compared to if I continued in college. Also, it was so much more convenient to do it online rather than go to a local community college. There was just this one course where it was a little confusing to upload a requirement. But the math course was pretty straightforward.

I like that with StraighterLine, it was easy for me to get college credit. I didn’t have to go to class. The learning experience was good. I appreciated the feedback that I got from the people that graded my work. The only thing is that sometimes they tell you to fix things, and you fix things, but your grade doesn’t go up. Sometimes it doesn’t reflect all the work that you’ve done. But I like the speed of the grading. When I do work, the next day or a few days after that, it’s all graded.

I like the affordability and flexibility of StraighterLine. It was an easy process to enroll. I took a bunch of courses - anatomy and physiologies with the labs, math, English Composition 1. The English Composition grading was a little all over the place at times. But that's my only complaint. It was a good experience with the staff. Any questions that I had were answered in a day. I would definitely recommend that others do StraighterLine instead of going to college for their gen eds.

StraighterLine is convenient and the price is super affordable. I would recommend it to somebody that's considering. The quality of content was good.

StraighterLine is a good resource of education. And they're accessible from everywhere, so it’s good. You can take the class wherever you want, but be consistent and get it done. StraighterLine will be good if, in some ways, they could make the membership a better price. Because if they know the persons taking these classes sometimes are people that work, have a job, or try to, in some way, complete the undergraduate degree, 100 bucks every month is hard. That membership price, they sometimes make you think twice to get it. But after that, the course is normal.

StraighterLine is a quick and easy way to get your degree fast. I found a quick access to course material to graduate earlier. The courses that I took covered great, basic knowledge and understanding of the course. And the tests reflected what was being taught in the book.

I had a pretty good experience taking my course at StraighterLine. I got it done as quickly as possible. I did it alone. I didn't feel like I needed any extra help. Giving yourself sufficient time to complete the course would be good, especially if you have to figure out your schedule in terms of when and how long you're studying. It’s self-paced. Those things are pretty important to succeed at StraighterLine.

If I have a final or the quizzes, I would do the quizzes a day or two, then I could do the final. The way StraighterLine plans things works well with my schedule. And I prepared, too. It was a good thing for me. I did three months or four months with the generals guy. I had four generals that I was remaining with. And for me, it was fast-paced. Very effective. Also, the instructor that helped me was nice. I recommended two people. They are going to start. And they are getting into the nursing program too.

StraighterLine was work at your own pace. I could finish my course in a month, or in a week if I wanted to. That was the best fit for me. All I had to do was fill in some basic information, buy the course membership. I had a few questions, like one of my assignments I needed to modify to what would work for me, and they were able to help me with that. So, it was good. It was overall an easy experience. If you're good at working by yourself and not necessarily need help all the time, it's great. But the tutors and the help in place are benefits.

I was enrolling in a school and they told me to take a medical terminology class. They referred me to StraighterLine. Go with them. You can work at your own pace and it's affordable.

Enrolling was nice. The professors were easy to get in contact with. And the proctoring was smooth.

The enrollment process at StraighterLine was simple. The instructors have been great. I had one issue. I started an economics course that I paid for. But it took me a lot longer than anticipated. It's been a while since I've been able to get back to it. I just wanted to restart the course since I never finished the final and they told me that I am not able to do that. But other than that, everything else has been great. I like how easy the courses are. I just don't love the proctoring aspect of it.

I took Calculus at StraighterLine, and the professor was good. Go with StraighterLine. It's very cheap.

If you do StraighterLine, reading the textbook will help you succeed. Also, remember that every month you have to pay a fee. I kind of forgot, and a year later, I realized I've been paying $99 per month. But that was okay.

It was easy to find classes and take them at my own pace. This was awesome for completing pre reqs before my masters. 100% recommend. I liked that I could do everything as quickly or slowly as I wanted and it was an affordable option.

StraighterLine is convenient. I love that I could take their classes online and do it at my own pace. You can definitely be successful with the program, but you just have to have some very good discipline to make sure you actually do the class, because there's no schedule with it.

I will recommend StraighterLine. It was easy to navigate through enrollment and everything on there was self-explanatory for the most part. I had trouble logging in, but outside of that, everything was fine.

My academic advisor recommended StraighterLine. The enrollment was super easy. The only issue I had was trying to take the proctored exams. A lot of times, either things would get disconnected, or they would change what's required or be allowed to be around you for each different class. You think you have it set up properly, and then you don't. But the setup was easy and the classes made sense. I also liked that it was self-paced. So if I had a week where I could really focus on it, I could do that. But in many cases, I didn't do the proctored exam until a month or two later, because that was when I had the time to sit down and get away from everything. So that helped. It's a good value and it's a time saver as well.

Enrolling with StraighterLine took 10 minutes. I like the option that the instructors are there. But being able to go over and review the content as much as I need to before I take a test was what I needed and what benefited me most. The quality of material is the exact same as what I would find naturally on campus school and it's just online. It was overall an excellent experience that helped me further my education in a more convenient and affordable way.

The classes at StraighterLine were available when I needed them. They were also really good and very helpful.

I attended StraighterLine for a year. It was simple and easy to navigate. It took me less than no time to complete the classes.

The college that I attend informed me that they have a partnership with StraighterLine. I am trying to get my degree as fast as possible and I wanted to get my degree-required classes out of the way. I wanna look at that option and I liked it. I really liked the layout of each of the classes that I took. I like the flexibility. I work a full-time job. I have two kids and a husband. I have a lot of family life. It accommodated me to be able to complete the quizzes, the course, assignments as quickly as possible at the time in which I could do it. My experience was great. Everyone that I talked to through StraighterLine when I had to take a new course, final exams at the end, was really professional. I was also able to get my transcripts in a timely manner. The whole process was run seamlessly.

What I liked was that it was at my own pace. I didn't have to go in and listen to lectures. Also, if I had a question or if I had an exam and didn't do great, I had two extra tries. And I was really impressed with the whole lab kit. It was sent to my house and I was able to do it at home.

Everything is good with StraighterLine. I like that it's easy to access and has an affordable cost.

I took the Mass Statistics course and it was pretty good. It was easy to manage and I like the flexibility of it.

The thing that's tricky is that, unless you know about StraighterLine, they don't really tell you it’s $99 a month. It's confusing because you think you’re just paying that one time. Also, once you get done with the class, you should be able to take the test right then and there without paying for it. Why do you have to pay again to take the proctor test? And sometimes you gotta wait 72 hours. Other than those, the enrolment and the courses were easy. I like that it's affordable and self-paced. You can get done with it in a day or two. But I didn't know I gotta request for them to send the transcript to my school, although they sent it the next day after I requested it.

Straighterline is great, and there’s no other business out there like that. It’s really nice for me. I can do the courses whenever I have time. I've completed a history course, and I'm currently taking biology, then I have a math course as well after that.

Initially, I was in between StraighterLine and Sophia Learning. It's very similar. Sophia was a little cheaper, but it didn't offer as many classes that I would have been able to take advantage of. Liberty told me about StraighterLine, and I have already gotten two people on it as well. Being able to take some of those general ed courses, it's helping me graduate a lot sooner than I would if I had to take all of them through the university. I had a professor who was super helpful too.

Straighterline's enrollment process was the easiest. I've tried Sophia as well, and compared to that, this was one of the best experiences. Also, I only had one conversation with the staff because my grades were not showing. Other than that, I didn't even have to call. Everything was really good.

The enrollment process was pretty easy and when I was confused, I contacted the teacher and they got back to me pretty quickly. Overall, what I liked was that I was able to do my homework at my own pace. That was pretty nice. But I did not like taking that final exam where they have to record you because I was very confused about how it worked. I was totally new to that and I didn't start my exam like an hour later. I thought they were supposed to contact me because I couldn't log in. That was a bad experience. But it was okay in the end.

Enrolling with StraighterLine was pretty easy and the classes were fairly easy to sign up for. They were also straightforward on how to complete them and the professors were easy to communicate with.

My college told me to go through StraighterLine and have the credits transferred over. Enrolling with them was fairly easy. I just sent everything to the school and it transferred over right away. I like the fact that with them, studying was at your pace. If you were struggling, you could take time with it or you could rush through it if you were understanding everything very well.

It was really simple and easy to use. StraighterLine is more at your own pace and not as much like the classroom experience.

I needed to have my certification in order to go to college for a one-year course. I signed up with StraighterLine and the courses were pretty easy and simple. Aside from that, the professors were perfect.

It was an easy online class for the summer and it worked out with my schedule because it was self-paced. The courses and the quality were great. Everything was perfect and I would recommend StraighterLine 100%.

I was trying to get the course done before I start school in May so I was rushing. Working with StraighterLine was challenging because I was working two jobs at the same time. But I didn't have to go to campus and I was able to do some assignments while I was at work. I took notes while I was on my lunch and when I got home, I was able to do the test and take it on my convenient time. The assignments are fair because I also see on the test all those things that they cover, and that I study and take notes about. StraighterLine is an online course and sometimes, people take notes and they have too much in those. Some people copy everything that they see so if StraighterLine can have a review sheet for them, it would be much beneficial, in a way, for them to know exactly what to review before they take the test and not go crazy over the notes that they took.

My school that I was transferred over to does StraighterLine. They said it was cheaper than doing classes on campus. I have a two-year-old daughter that was always around, so doing online courses was beneficial for me and her.

I knew what to expect starting out. It was clearly laid out. So it was fine. If someone wants to obtain college credits fast at their own pace and that's not that expensive, then they could consider StraighterLine.

I was looking to take a class over the summer and a fellow friend at my college recommended StraighterLine. The courses were phenomenal. It was really simple and easy to understand. I'm not the best at technology oftentimes, and it was really easy in that sense to get on every day and do the course. It was really great having the tutor and that was a really great access. Overall, it was really great and effective for me. I recommended a bunch of my friends that have been saying they need to take some courses over the summer or the Christmas break. It's super simple. I petitioned to make sure that a class was gonna transfer to my university. I took statistics, and it wasn't the exact same class, but it was still able to transfer because it was all the same lessons and requirements. If you're like me and you don't have unlimited funds for schooling, it's definitely a really great option.

I wanted to take a class without paying full price for it. The courses through StraighterLine were nice. The experience was pretty quick and user-friendly. I'm finished with StraighterLine. I would tell others to look into the classes that they're able to take on StraighterLine because it will save them time and money.

Since I didn't take my SAT for my college, StraighterLine was the other option to do a course. With them, I was surprised that when I turn in paragraphs or essays, it's actually graded. Going through StraighterLine was helpful.

It's amazing that I was able to work at my own pace. I also liked that StraighterLine offers help for tutoring. If I don't understand, they also provide a workbook for people to read and there are also videos along the way to help further my understanding. I really appreciated that. The instruction was, for the most part, very clear. I could see what was expected.

I was referred to StraighterLine from my admissions counselor at Western Governors University in order to fulfill a requirement. There was a specific class that I wanted to take, so I was luckily able to look up that class before starting the enrollment process. I really appreciated the self-guided nature of the course. That was very convenient for me because I tended to do my work at weird hours. So, the fact that I could do it myself was a big plus. The whole process was pretty easy and straightforward. The course material was challenging but as far as getting signed up for StraighterLine, that was all pretty straightforward. I would totally use them again if I had a need.

I appreciated the simplicity of the program, and how well it transferred to my college. It did take a while for transcripts to make it to my college, but that may be an issue on the part of the college itself. The only thing I could say is that grading took a bit long, and sometimes feedback was not particularly helpful, and didn't really explain the issue for point deduction when grading essays.

I like the time frame that I can complete the course with StraighterLine. I knew what I needed to take and the learning experience was okay 'cause I'm a person that reads.

I enrolled in StraighterLine to complete some pre reqs for nursing. All of my classes have gone smoothly except Micro. I have submitted what has been required of me and each time a grader tells me that I have not completed the work. Did an experiment and was told it was flagged because they couldn’t see the specimen. No problem. Resubmitted same specimen with a darker background which CLEARLY has growth in the plates. Another specimen I was told by the same grader that I used frozen broth? I agree the specimen is turbid. Maybe I didn’t do something right. Thank god I kept all of my experiments and I pulled it from the garage showing it’s not frozen so I Resubmitted same specimen clearly showing it’s not frozen and still flagged.

With StraighterLine, I took Anatomy and Physiology II and Microbiology. Each of them had a lab component and I liked the flexibility. That helped a lot. Sometimes I felt like it would be nice to have some sort of different type of lecture to go along with the non-lab portion but it worked well for me. I had one round with their customer support that was not quite good but that was not typical in my experience. Anytime I needed something, they were a phone call away. If anyone is in a situation where they need any sort of flexibility or self-pacing, I would highly recommend StraighterLine as an option.

StraighterLine was very helpful and the chapter was straightforward. But it would be really good if they can put more courses there.

The enrollment was good. I've taken a whole bunch of courses.

I like that I could do it whenever and it was more self-paced and self-taught. Also, it's cheap.

I took Principles of Wellness, World History, English, and Math classes at StraighterLine. It was very easy to get some extra college credits that I might need for transferring and it was also very easy to take those classes and work around my schedule. I was slammed with classes that I needed to keep up with and I was able to do whatever at my own pace. I liked that and that was probably the best part. Plus, I had the ability to get extra credits online for a good deal of $100 a month. I recommend StraighterLine to someone who is looking for getting the extra credits that they need.

I took some classes with StraighterLine and I used it to further my education. My experience was good.

Calculus was one requirement that I was given the option to take through StraighterLine and transfer in from there. StraighterLine is a little older when it comes to the main website but it's pretty easy to navigate. There was a point where I enrolled in the wrong class. I enrolled in pre-calculus instead of calculus. I emailed the support desk and they answered within a day. They helped me switch it back over. Things are going well so far. One of the professors was personable and I liked the way he teaches.

I like the fact that I can take my time and move on my own pace. I also like the way the courses were given. Everything has been easy to me.

The enrollment went really easy and it was good. I liked how I was able to work at my own pace and finish as quickly or slowly as I wanted.

I went through the IT course and it was really easy to navigate through and fairly explanatory. I didn't have any issues going through the content.

With StraighterLine, everything is in one place. It's not scattered, which helps with time management and organization skills. It was really efficient and I would do it again.

Enrolling was really easy. Going through my courses, it was pretty cut and dried. It was straightforward. You could call and ask them questions if you were confused on something or that you were needing to do for either an assignment or to take a test. But they could give a little bit more detail whenever you're getting ready to take your final exam with the proctor. It was a little confusing.

StraighterLine has been awesome. I like the competency-based and knowing that as long as I know the material, I'm able to kind of speed my way through it. Also, I like the simplicity of most of the courses and how they go, especially like the McGraw Hill courses -- the graded exams, the midterms, and being able to have that final proctored exam within 72 hours of scheduling and the low cost of it. I like how everything's structured.

I liked that it was online so I could do it from home. I also liked that it was self-paced and they give all of the course material there. That way, I can work through it in a way that works for me and speaks to my own individual learning style. Also, everyone that I interacted with from the StraighterLine team has always been very helpful, informative, and kind. I appreciated that.

Everything was easy for the enrollment part. On the other hand, the final exam that I had to do through a different system was way different from the exams that were done through StraighterLine, so I was not prepared for the way the questions were worded. That was way off in my sense.

I'm an LPN right now and I wanted to further education for my RN. The private school that I'm going to accepts all of StraighterLine's credits. So, it was a lot easier to have some of the classes done online through StraighterLine and transfer it over. But, it was all by myself and no real instructor provided me with extra guidance. It was really good but pretty hard. The course content was in-depth and I learned a decent amount. The math was super invasive too and I barely got by. The coursework was pretty heavy as well. You can do the course at your own time but prioritization is number one because StraighterLine is monthly and getting everything done in time to make sure I'm not getting charged too much.

Everything went okay. I got stuck up with other obligations, so they told me they'd credit me the time that I didn't use and I'll just let them know when I'm ready to start up again. When I called to see about getting some credit for the time I had been paying for, the staff was fair.

StraighterLine's services are good. I like being able to take everything at my own pace but doing the proctored final. It works, especially with somebody who works all day for the most part then have to work on school after. I recommend it.

I was starting school up with Colorado Christian University, but I couldn't afford all of the tuition payments through them. My advisor told me that StraighterLine offered the courses, and they would take the courses from StraighterLine and apply them towards my degree. I decided it was a better route than a community college where I'd have to go and enroll and be enrolled in two colleges at the same time.

Enrolling with StraighterLine was easy and quick. My favorite part is that you can study on your own time, so you can determine how fast or slow you wanted to take the course. The course was straightforward. The material is all laid out for you, it’s just a matter of reviewing it and taking the quizzes and the exam at the end.

My other friends had a good experience with StraighterLine so I wanted to try and see. I liked that it was online and I can do it while I'm home. I can watch my kids and study at the same time. It was so much easier and everybody was good. Whenever I had trouble, they always replied to me. It was also very easy for me to understand the course and each concept.

The enrollment process was very easy, while the learning experience was simple and efficient. Just do the work and the process. It was effective and the teacher cares a lot.

I applied for nursing, and the school told me that I needed to do Intro to Bio. They gave me the information about StraighterLine, so I could use it to get what I needed to complete my requirements. I wanted to go for tutorial, but I didn't have the time, so I studied by myself. The experience was great. The only thing I had challenge with was the course I did was so voluminous. It took a lot of time for me, but the key is being very committed to my studies. I have to work hard as a student to get good grades and there's no easy way to go about it. Overall, the program was good and StraighterLine is a good way to go. I've also recommended it to some of my friends.

I was looking take courses in my free time when I am not in school. I took American History I and Introduction to Communication through StraighterLine and I'm finished now. I enter a course every day, once a day, so I can finish the course in one month. I am in school right now, and maybe I will return to StraighterLine during the December holiday or in the summer.

I enjoyed using StraighterLine. Very smooth experience. I like that you could work at your own pace. That was the most appealing aspect for me. The price was fairly reasonable, still much cheaper than a regular course at a university. I took American Politics and Intro to Criminal Justice. Those were general requirements for my major. They were good classes and pretty thorough, too.

Someone from the school that I registered mentioned that I could take prereq classes that I needed for college at StraighterLine. I could transfer it over which was amazing. It helped me because I only needed one class to transfer that credit. Whenever I needed help with something at StraighterLine, I was able to speak to a live person. They made sure the instructions were available so I could follow the directions on how to complete the assignments. They also have videos of certain things that you can watch. The little keynotes and slides demonstrate what you're learning. There is a knowledge checklist before you go on to the next part, where it tests your knowledge to see if you understand. If you don't, then you can go back to the lesson to relearn it.

When I'm scheduling the proctor, the only way to do it is by clicking out to be in the end menu after I'm out of the lesson. There's only one way to do it and I have to go on to the website to verify it. I don't think that it would be StraighterLine’s job, but adding different ways to add the proctor and doing a better job of having the proctor send verification emails that the exam has been scheduled would be helpful.

I was trying to get into Western Governors University and I needed some more classes. StraighterLine looked like a good fit because it's self-paced. I took three courses. History, psychology, and biology. The experience was quick, simple, easy and straightforward.

Because of my work schedule, I needed something that would give me acceleration so to finish on time. I didn't want to go to community colleges that would take a longer time. The enrollment process at StraighterLine was a simple process. The other instructions were hard, so we just followed the instructions, and that was it. The learning experience was great. It's a nice program and all the time I was doing my course, I didn't have any problems with them.

The enrollment process at StraighterLine was good. It was simple to do. I took an introduction to religion. The experience was great because it was working at your own pace. For my situation, I needed to have a transcript sent within a month. I was able to get it finished within that time frame that I needed. It was really helpful when you need to get things done in a certain amount of time.

It was easy to sign up and affordable. It wasn't crazy expensive like some other websites. Also, I like the ease of doing the course at home, working on it online. My experience was positive.

My learning experience was good. I like the design and the teacher was fine.

I really liked the program. The calculus videos were really good and well-paced. I liked a lot of the practice exercises. The professor was great.

I took a religious class and Philosophy. I needed to take Sophia for the other religious class. I needed two religion classes. But StraighterLine only has one. Other than that, it was convenient. It was great because I could finish the class in a week. But when we were taking the test and they have to watch us, we have to walk them through how to do it. I didn't even know on the first one. He asked me how to get to the test. And I felt I worked for him. It takes 30 minutes just to get to the test.

Enrolling with StraighterLine was simple. I did everything online. All I needed was one course and when I completed it within a month, I stopped after that and cancelled my account. I liked the experience though. I've never done an online course like that. It was different, but it was nice and easy to understand. The course is well-planned out. I was also able to do it on my own time and my own speed. It worked out well.

I canceled StraighterLine through the phone. One of the employees said I could, but it ended up not being true, so I got billed $100. This person wasn't educated as to the billing. Other than that, my interactions with the staff were all positive. Also, the courses were self-paced. I took Anatomy I, II, Microbio lab and lectures as well as one other class.

StraighterLine was a simple and strategic way to earn college credits. It was also affordable and my experience was easy.

I would recommend StraighterLine. The website's very easy to use and I didn't have to speak with anybody because everything was self-explanatory. I went about signing up for the classes by browsing through specific areas of study then speaking with my school counselor about it. At the time though, I was working two jobs, so it was really hard for me to get online and I ended up not doing any classes. I canceled the membership for now because I wanted to have more time and be able to focus on it.

I took StraighterLine courses for my elective credits and signing up was easy. I would recommend it to people. The proctoring was easy as well. I was nervous at first for the proctored exam, but my two classes ended up being open book, which I appreciated. Also, the people who proctored it were very nice and didn't make me feel pressured. The textbook is what mostly the quizzes are about, so if a student doesn't read the textbooks, I don't think that they'll be very successful.

I liked that StraighterLine was self-paced. If you didn't understand the information, it gave you a lot of options to get help to try and understand it. I only took one class but I came in knowing what class I needed to take. You should pay attention to be successful. As long as you do the work, you will pass.

The enrollment process was back and forth, which was frustrating, but it was fine. The staff responded quickly to emails and clarified questions when I had them, which was awesome. The courses were self-paced as well. That was the biggest thing. However, I had a situation where I reapplied, and my transcripts were lost. StraighterLine should be more organized with paperwork.

StraighterLine is a great option for something that you want to do at your own pace and it's not hard. My experience has been fulfilling.

I've been campaigning for people to try and take courses through StraighterLine because it is cheap and very convenient. I have experience with online classes and so far, I have not contacted any instructor or tutor yet. The courses are good and intuitive. I like the way it's structured, too. If you are able to grasp the material, you're able to finish early and do the conventional courses that you take with college. Overall, I really like StraighterLine and that's why I've been taking a lot of classes over there. I get to do it at my pace, so there's no rush and that's a good thing.

Everything with the website was pretty straightforward from the directions and what was due. I liked how you could click on something and you just press the next arrow and then it takes you to what coursework is next that you have to complete. When I had to take my finals, the staff was really helpful when my test wasn't popping up. StraighterLine is pretty good time-wise. You could get the work done on your own. You don't have to stress about when you have to turn something in because it's self-taught.

My school has a partnership with StraighterLine. I could take some classes that were cheaper on StraighterLine and then transfer them to the school. The whole self-paced thing is really, really helpful because you can do it on your own time. It's the best thing about StraighterLine. You're not as pressed for time as you are in other classes. You don't have to wait for things or assignments to open. The textbooks come in, and you can read at your own leisure. You can take pictures and screenshots of things that you need in order if you're doing an assignment or a quiz that you can do or just information that you find appealing and you wanna retain. But sometimes you can get caught up with trying to finish the class so quickly that you may get lower grades. So, you have to be intentional with your time.

My experience with them was awesome. I needed a prerequisite course for my master's program. It’s either I'd take a summer class on campus or at school, or I can use StraighterLine to fulfill that requirement. I chose to do StraighterLine and it was good and it was really easy. Each module and the next steps were clearly defined. Because I've taken courses like that in the past where it was super-hard to navigate where I was and what I was doing.

StraighterLine was recommended to me by my advisor for college. I'm trying to graduate in spring, which is by the end of May. So, I still had that course and right now, I'm taking five other courses. So, if I would have had to take that at my school, it would've been a lot to handle. She told me to take it during my semester but I took it during summer while I was taking other courses. So, it was a faster way to get those courses counted for.

I had some courses required for work and I found the program at StraighterLine. Their material was a success.

The counselor at StraighterLine was very good. She knew what she was talking about. The classes were easy and self-explanatory. I'd recommend StraighterLine. It's a very easy way to get credits.

I'm currently out of school and I'm a part of a basketball program. I need to hit a certain GPA and our school uses StraighterLine for athletes that struggle during the school year. I got help from my school for the enrollment and everything was smooth. The classes were straightforward. It's not like I struggle in school, it's just we wanted a higher grade than what I already have. StraighterLine made everything easy on me and the learning experience was great. I saw everything in front of me and went at my pace, which benefited me. I could spend more time on what I didn’t understand well or come back to it. But you have to be well time-managed by yourself because, unlike school, you're not going to get constantly reminded due dates and assignments.

I was trying to get into a program for a school I was applying to and they didn't accept my math classes. So, they told me about StraighterLine and that if I did that, I'd be able to get in and they'd accept the math. They sent me the link to the class and I signed up and started taking it. The learning experience with StraighterLine was amazing. I was able to move at my own pace and do my own thing. But I always had help. Tutoring was wonderful. The book was there and a lot of great resources to be able to learn and do the class. The book had online tutoring 24/7. So, I was able to go in and somebody would help me no matter what time of day. The quality of the professors was good. To be successful, I did the work, went to the tutoring and asked questions when I had any. It was easy to get through the course with all that. It was a wonderful and educating experience. I enjoyed it and I highly recommend it to everybody.

StraighterLine worked with me on my financial and that was perfect. It was smooth and easy. I got most of my classes, I paid for them and I was able to take it right away. It was an easy course and it was very helpful. I like to figure things out by myself, which is the way I normally do school. So, I read the content and dove into the quizzes. I liked the way everything was set up. It was on your own time and it was convenient. The proctoring was cool too. I'm going into business so, those were the classes I needed in order to advance in my career.

I knew what I was looking for when I went to StraighterLine and the people from Aspen University helped me quite a bit. It was helpful that I could take whatever time I needed or do a course as fast as I wanted to without deadlines.

With StraighterLine, I liked being able to do the program at my own pace. I did my whole degrees that way, so I didn't want to have to find someplace in person, since I also work full time. So, that was helpful. Compared to Regis University, the cost for them was nothing. It was way cheaper to go through StraighterLine than to pay for the course through Regis, even with taking several months. Plus there are promo codes I was able to find, so I did use those a few months. I’d recommended StraighterLine to everyone I know at work because people are constantly looking for cheaper alternatives to school.

I was a student with CSU global and I wanted to take some online courses. I had lower-level courses that I needed to complete in order to get my degree and I wanted a more flexible option. They gave me a couple of options and StraighterLine was highly recommended. I took a history class with them. I don't really like history and I don't like reading about history. But I really enjoyed having the option of playing it on my computer and listening to that, rather than reading a textbook. That was super appealing. I also took a class on Study.com. Enrolling with StraighterLine was pretty simple and the pricing was a little bit confusing. But I had to reach out to somebody in the chatbot and I figured it out. I also had a deadline that I had set for myself, so I went through my classes quickly.