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The Saylor Academy, formerly known as the Saylor Foundation, is a non-profit organization headquartered in Washington, DC.
Saylor Academy (saylor.org) has 14 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 3.7 out of 5.
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Katia M.
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Wolfgang D.
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Absolute scam. No educational merit of the least kind. Egotistical founder seeks only to glorify his own self and the whole thing smacks of a sick cult.
Mr. C.
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I’ve taken a few courses on Saylor.org and really like it. Everything’s free, self-paced, and well put together. The site’s easy to use, and the lessons actually teach you something useful without all the fluff. There's even an iPhone app I use. You can earn certificates or college credit if you want. It’s a great option if you’re trying to learn new skills or finish a degree without spending a ton of money.
Yona
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Course material is not complete, or helpful in preparation for the exam. Questions are written poorly with mistakes, missing punctuation, etc. No revision available or any guidance on the area of improvement. Example of some wording out of a question: "campaign gear company's" instead of "camping gear company's". Not serious at all.
Teed
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It's FREE (actually $5) college credit! What more could you ask for!?
Mario S.
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Great program so far.
Biruk H.
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very good website. having free certificates
Miss R.
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Final Exam- If you don't obtain a 70 or higher, you can retake the test in 7 days. However, they do not display the questions you got wrong. It shows the final score along a message stating you can wait and retake the exam. There are online courses that will show the right/ wrong answers and give you the chance to study again.