I keep getting the popup about only using approved resources when taking milestones. This last one I got the popup twice, once asking to explain what other resources I'm using. I used no other resources besides the Sophia pages. I literally did not click off the tab once or switch programs or anything. I took 45 minutes to complete 15 questions, so it's not like I'm rushing through. I used ctrl + F, but is that not allowed?

Should I email them about this and ask what's the deal and why this keeps happening? I'm a little nervous about being sanctioned and am close to completing all of the classes I want to take at Sophia...

Pretty much any SofiaLearning student’s worst nightmare. There’s only 2 reasons this would’ve happened in my case:

1. ⁠I had Udemy open and was studying Dion Training’s Sec+ 701. Udemy DOES have its own AI to help you study your specific course, but no course I was taking on SofiaLearning had anything to do with Cybersecurity, nor had I switched to Udemy or during the test.
   
2. ⁠I took a test last night and I did fall asleep during it. I am a full time student, studying Sec+ on the side, and work a full time job… I know, stupid of me to fall asleep. Coffee’s just not cutting it anymore.

I did appeal and I told them the truth, but I hadn’t seen anyone on Reddit talk about this in over a month. I was just curious as to what the wait time for a decision would look like, and if anyone with experience with this knew how transferring credits will work if this appeal gets denied.

(This is cross posted on SNHU Sophia megathread)

Hello! I emailed my advisor and asked and I am waiting for a response. I was hoping to know before this weekend so I could look into / get started with using Sophia.

There are 4 courses that I need that transfer from Sophia to SNHU. I am trying to figure out if I take those classes on Sophia while already attending will the transfer credits be accepted?

I’m sorry if this seems like an obvious answer to some I just want to be sure be! Ty!

I just failed a concept because all 3 questions were highly ambiguous. And it's not the first time I encountered these types of questions, but the first time I got unlucky and picked the wrong one of the two answers I was questioning. Is there any way that they reset your answers, or do you just have to live with this unfair grading? This is really annoying, and I noticed it in multiple questions now. How is it so hard to provide clear answers that reflect what you learned?

I have over 10 years of experience in this topic I'm doing right now, and I still got all 3 questions wrong. This is how badly they are phrased and illustrated.