Starting down the Straighterline Road...

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From what I've read of Saylor, and the short amount of time I've spent looking at it, I now recommend to people that they use them for the tests only, on things they actually think they can pass cold. Like, someone who has taken Principles of Management already might be able to pass Intro to Business without studying. That would be a good use of Saylor.

AND, if you're already using Study.com to take a couple of courses, you might be able to use a Saylor exam for a course you learned through Study. For instance, you're signed up with Study.com and taking HRM and Strategic HRM for credit. Do the Marketing course as well, but take the Saylor exam at the end instead of paying for the Study.com Marketing course.

Take Saylor's Business Stats exam if you're getting credit for Stats through ALEKS. Take the Business Communication exam after taking SL's Business Comm course.

Use ACDC Econ videos to study for the Macro & Microecon exams.

That kind of thing.

There's a way to make Saylor work for you, even if you can't get through their courses easily.