Testing for Teaching License In order to get my teaching license in a new state I had to take a test over content I had not worked on or seen in a very long time. With the help of the pre-tests and lessons I was able to review in a mater of days and passed my test on the first try. I loved the videos as well as the dictated portions to read through as I created my own outlines for studying. This was the best way for me to learn and pass my test.

The content was the best I found for… The content was the best I found for studying for two different states RE Broker (state only) exams. Often times the info wasn't detailed enough but it got me through with two tries in Missouri. What has been very frustrated and in which I based my low score of experiences is the lack of transparency or response in cancelling the subscription. Now that I am done with the two tests, I no longer need the support of support.com. I have contacted customer service with no response.

The platform is easy to use and covers a broad range of topics. The test questions were a great way to prepare for the VCLA. I loved getting instant feedback for each one and taking the sample tests as well.

Excellent learning platform that tracks your courses and gives different formats for learning. Leads you to a successful outcome! I love using the Study.com program. It is devised with a format that works well for different types of learning. I always do very well on exams after I use Study.com as my prep. I recommend it to anyone who needs a great learning resource to led towards a successful outcome.

The Netflix of Learning I have had a membership with Study.com for over two years. I truly love the platform for a number of reasons. Reason #1: I took several classes, personally, on Study.com all of which were recommended for credit by the American Council on Education (ACE), earning me college credit for a fraction of the price it would have cost me at a university. Reason #2: These classes legitimately taught me a whole lot. I know this because as I am taking more advanced classes now, I find myself knowing a lot of the material already. The content of Study.com courses are high quality, engaging, and fun. Reason #3: In order to receive college credit, I was required to take a proctored exam for each course (on camera, no headphones, and timed). When I studied the material, I did well on the exams (and Study.com provided me with flashcards, practice quizzes, practice exams, recommendations for material to review, etc.) It was a great way to learn. And on my own time. Reason #4: Not only is it great for college credit, but it is great for homeschooling, too. There are thousands of videos and courses on their LMS, including full curriculums for all grade levels beginning in elementary school. I am a huge fan of Study.com (it’s like the Netflix of learning! Except, instead of binge watching shows… you’re binge-learning!