Study.com Grading Question

[MNomadic]

You can resubmit it for a higher grade after working on it, I read that was possible

Yep. The syllabus for the course I took said you can resubmit twice. I resubmitted a paper after making 1 minor correction to format and received a significantly improved score(went from like a 60 to a 80 or 90). Obviously ymmv.

[MrBossmanJr]

YAY, I passed. Thanks, guys. Now it's time to focus on my current courses and get ready to start the Systems Design course on Study.com.

[zzzz24]

YAY, I passed. Thanks, guys. Now it's time to focus on my current courses and get ready to start the Systems Design course on Study.com.

How long did it take you to get through the course? I think it might be the first UL I take after my eval comes back.

[MrBossmanJr]

I spent about two days (total time of 10 hours) on the quizzes and final on the course. Most of the quizzes transferred over from the lower level course (History of the Vietnam War). The papers took me considerably more time because I was lazy and I had other priorities. So, I would say I spent about one and a half weeks. I have been stuck on this course for over two months though. Every time I typed Study.com into the address bar, I would remember that the course had essays and I would just close the site out.

[zzzz24]

That's not bad. I think I would just be doing it without bothering with the LL course, though.

[bjcheung77]

I spent about two days (total time of 10 hours) on the quizzes and final on the course. Most of the quizzes transferred over from the lower level course (History of the Vietnam War). The papers took me considerably more time because I was lazy and I had other priorities. So, I would say I spent about one and a half weeks. I have been stuck on this course for over two months though. Every time I typed Study.com into the address bar, I would remember that the course had essays and I would just close the site out.

Wow, I just checked out your signature. 237 credits?! That's about 50+ credits than what I have... You may be on track to a second BA/BS without the need for too many credits. I think you were looking at the BS Tech Studies and should only have a few more courses to go. Have you thought about getting a second BA/BS at the same time for 1 grad/residency waiver/cornerstone fee?

That's not bad. I think I would just be doing it without bothering with the LL course, though.

Looking forward to your evaluation later this week or next. That LL Vietnam course may be one of the quickest 3 credit course for $70 if you ever need it for the LL BALS requirement.

[zzzz24]

I spent about two days (total time of 10 hours) on the quizzes and final on the course. Most of the quizzes transferred over from the lower level course (History of the Vietnam War). The papers took me considerably more time because I was lazy and I had other priorities. So, I would say I spent about one and a half weeks. I have been stuck on this course for over two months though. Every time I typed Study.com into the address bar, I would remember that the course had essays and I would just close the site out.

Wow, I just checked out your signature.  237 credits?!  That's about 50+ credits than what I have... You may be on track to a second BA/BS without the need for too many credits.  I think you were looking at the BS Tech Studies and should only have a few more courses to go.  Have you thought about getting a second BA/BS at the same time for 1 grad/residency waiver/cornerstone fee?

That's not bad.  I think I would just be doing it without bothering with the LL course, though.

Looking forward to your evaluation later this week or next.  That LL Vietnam course may be one of the quickest 3 credit course for $70 if you ever need it for the LL BALS requirement.

Yeah, I will consider it at that point. Still really wish there were more UL courses out there without essay requirements. 
TESU sure takes their time with an evaluation, even though it says 10 business days if you are enrolled on their website. I am clearly over that at this point.