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College Credit

Earn college credit with Shmoop.

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Math

Literature and Humanities

Psychology, History, and Social Sciences

Science

Business and Communication

HOW IT WORKS

1. Take a Shmoop Course

Our courses teach you what you need to know without putting you to sleep. Engaging introductions and readings with more puns and pop culture than you can shake a stick at.

WHY SHMOOP?

Whether you're short on time or money or just don't have the flexibility needed to attend a brick and mortar college, Shmoop's got you covered.

  • Unlimited use of our recommended courses

  • Self-paced and remote, so you can complete your courses anywhere, anytime

  • Engaging lessons that won't put you to sleep

  • Less than half the cost of normal college credit-eligible courses online

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How long does it take to finish a course?

Depends. You'll work at your own pace, so if you decide to pull a few all-nighters, you can finish a course in a week or two. (College courses meet for 2-4 hours/week for 12 weeks, and our courses take about the same amount of time to complete.)

What do I need to do to earn credit?

Read as much of the material as necessary, take every unit exam and the final exam, and earn a 70% or higher overall grade. Yep, that's that.

I flubbed. Can I retake a test?

Yes. But just once. This may be the land of the free, but we're not handing out college credit to anyone with a computer. You'll get one chance to retake each unit test and final exam, and then...that's it.

How much does it cost?

Compared to our competitors, basically nothing. You're looking at $87.68/month (plus a proctoring fee of $23 for each final exam you decide to take with proctoring). So even if you used Shmoop's courses for an entire year, it would cost you just over a thousand bucks. We're not even gonna do the math to compare that to what it would cost for a year of college.

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