04-18-2014, 10:26 AM
deucess Wrote:Ok, here's another hate of my love-hate relationship with Straighterline. I finally got around to take my Psych final. I had scheduled a few times, but life got in the way. So tonight, I paid my $5 and took the exam. The whole time I was dozing off and yawning. I went into the final with 63.7% (637 points), so all I needed was 63 points, or 13 questions to reach 70 because the final is 300 points, 60 questions. I took about 25 minutes to complete it. I got 130 out of 300. Someone who does not know might think this is bad, but straighterline works on accumulation not on final score. Or so I thought. Then, I got this after I submitted my final:I had taken this course from SL. After my final proctored exam, my score was 69.84%. I submitted a ticket to SL support requesting to round off my score to 70. It was back in Nov 2013. I am not sure if anything has changes since then. I don't remember i have got any message stating that i haven't completed successfully. You can open a ticket and see what SL is saying.
[COLOR="#0000FF"]Unfortunately you did not successfully pass this Final Examination.
You are entitled to retake the exam once. You may schedule your retake through advisor@straighterline.com.
After a second unsuccessful attempt, you may repurchase the course if you wish to continue. [/COLOR]
This is the course requirement: RequiredYour course completion is based on 1. completing all required assignments and 2. achieving a 70% in the course and that is what I agreed to when they accepted my money.
Seriously? Now my total score for the class is 74%. My membership is set to renew on the 19. I don't want to pay $100 dollar fee just to retake an exam. When did this policy came up? Have you guys seen it before? Has it been there all time, and maybe I just wasn't paying attention?
Aimee
Message from SL
Thank you for reaching out to us! All of the grades in your course at StraighterLine get rounded up. So since you received a 69.84%, your grade is a 70%! Congratulations!
BS in Computer Technologies March 2014
Excelsior College
Excelsior College


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