StraighterLine
straighterline.comSummary
Ask questionsStraighterLine provides affordable, self-paced online college courses that allow students to earn transferable college credits. It offers a variety of subjects, including personal finance, and aims to reduce the cost and time required to complete a degree.
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Category-Based Content Library
Multimedia Content Support
Newsletter Subscription
Search & Filter
Popular & Trending Sections
Other
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Responsive Design
SEO Optimization
Social Sharing
Tag-Based Navigation
Related Articles Recommendation
Author Profiles
Iframe Embeds
Analytics & Tracking
Archive by Date
Comments or Feedback
PricingSubscription
See allPay As You Go
- Selection of 75+ affordable college courses
- 100% online and fully self-paced
- Easy credit transfer to 3,000+ colleges & universities
- Complimentary transcript delivery
- Digital textbooks & course materials included
- Retake opportunities for grade improvement
- 10 hours of tutoring per course, student support every step of the way
- Pay for courses individually
- Renews monthly, cancel anytime
- One-time course fee
Unlimited Semester
- Everything in the Pay as You Go plan
- Unlimited courses for a locked-in price
- No per-course fees – study more, save more
- Extended 4-month access — more time, less pressure
- Even bigger savings
- Great for juggling multiple course at your own pace
- 4 months of unlimited courses
- Renews every 4 months, cancel anytime
- Currently available only to new students
Unlimited Year
- Everything in the Unlimited Semester plan
- Extended 12-month access
- Work at your pace for the year
- Dedicated support every step of the way
- A full year of unlimited courses
- Renews annually, cancel anytime
- Currently available only to new students
Rationale
StraighterLine offers online college courses, including a 'Personal Finance' course. While it provides educational content, it is structured as a formal academic course for college credit rather than a free, content-driven personal finance education platform. It has a category-based content library for its courses and uses multimedia. It also appears to be responsive and SEO optimized. However, it lacks a newsletter, popular/trending sections, and specific search/filter functionalities for articles as described in the concept. The core offering is paid college courses, not a free content platform.
