Study.com Principles of Finance question

[Merlin]

I did a retake on Study.com “Principles of Finance” exam tonight.  The exam is the same questions, phrased different, I got  64/100. Darn. I’m thinking this time with 100/100.  I’m thinking that I passed, since it states that “With this quiz grade, you will need to earn at least 55% on the proctored exam”. Hoping that this will do it. Any thoughts?

If it says you got 100/100 on the quizzes and you ended up with 64/100 on the final exam, then you have earned 228/300 (76%) in the course, which is a pass. It won't show that until the proctored exam has been reviewed though.

Didn't know if I had responded back, but I wanted to thank you for taking the time to respond to my question.  I did pass with a 76% as you were on point with Study.com grading percentage.  Now that I'm in need of an UL credit, I chose to go back to Study.com and take the BUS 321 Small Business Management it comes in at TESU under PLA MAN 432 Small Business Management.  There is a final project that will need to be submitted in order to receive the 3.00 course credit which I have done.  I'm taking the proctor exam tonight as I have received again 100/100 quiz points.  Also, it states that "With this quiz grade, you will need to earn at least 55% on the proctored exam and final project combined to pass this course."  I'm hoping again that I will receive enough to pass this one and move on because I'm going to take a break. Thanks again. 

The courses with the projects or papers are the best in some ways since if you do well on the project/paper, you don't have to worry much about the final exam, and vice versa. The projects/papers are also nice since they are generally graded quickly, and include details on where you can improve, which you can use to resubmit for a higher score, up to 3 times I believe. So you can pretty much guarantee a great score on the paper/project if you resubmit based on feedback.

If you get 100/100 on the quiz and 100% on the projects then you'll only need 10% on the final exam to pass, or you can split the difference between them at 55% in each. As long as you accumulate 110% total between the project and the final exam, you'll pass.