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I thought I'd give Propero a try and signed on with the English Composition II. Not to be big headed but I'm good at passing exams but this course was ridiculous. The multiple choice questions seemed to bear no relation to the course or the textbook chapters recommended, or they were so vaguely worded that any of the answers were a possibility. There was also quite a bit of coursework I wasn't expecting (I thought it was exams only). I won't be finishing this course or trying any of their others.
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Bummer. Unfortunately, that's a pretty expensive trial at $300 per course
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08-28-2016, 12:08 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2016, 12:36 PM by Nixi.)
How were their writing assignments?
Edit: Did a search and answered my own question.
There are 4 writing assignments that are worth only 20% of your grade. The rest of the 80% is from quizzes/tests, so maybe this is still a good type of course for those who are good at tests.
@OP: Maybe you will find this post helpful if you still want to give this course a chance:
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...post139633
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