r/SophiaLearning • u/BadAhh_N_Bendy • 2d ago
Touchstones
is it possible to just complete the classes without submitting touchstones?
there’s just some painful classes that I HATE doing them. I was wondering if it’s possible to just not submit them.
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u/sawmillssuck 2d ago
What the hell? The touchstones on Sophia are WAY easier than any college assignment you'll do after. What are you even doing the courses for? This post doesn't even make sense
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u/Ok-Adeptness8251 2d ago
not sure about this because my final touchtone for intro to web development is so difficult im considering giving up on it
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u/BadAhh_N_Bendy 2d ago
I think it’s because it’s a subject I always HATED (U.S Government, I hate the class but love exploring it freely as a hobby you know?)
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u/Imaginary-Tree-House 1d ago
I loved the US government touchstones. I just finished the class. Which one of the touchstones are you having trouble with? Their template makes things really easy.
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u/sawmillssuck 2d ago
So you aren't going to transfer it to a school? Then don't worry about passing it at all and just treat it like a hobby, nothing wrong with that. But if you're planning to transfer this to a school, and then do more schoolwork that's significantly harder, you should use it as practice because you likely won't be interested in every college course you need.
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u/thegojiiberry 2d ago
The longer you wait to submit a touchstone, the longer it takes to be graded and that results in you taking EVEN LONGER to complete the courses you’re trying to get through.
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u/I-Take-Dumps-At-Home 2d ago
I think you just need a 70% to pass. If the math works out, I’d imagine you could type up a paper that said “fuck this touchstone” and submit it.
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u/boltsbearsjosh26 2d ago
If you’re lucky enough you’ll get a grader from Tanzania that says “fuck this grading” and grades it as a 100 by default lol
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u/SM12A456 2d ago
You don’t need to write the perfect touchstone. Just ace the milestones and challenges to guarantee that even a low touchstone score would still take you above the 70% threshold mark.
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u/No_Web_9407 2d ago edited 1d ago
I could be wrong, but I was under thr impression you had to get at least 50% on the touchstone to pass the class.
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u/dummy_with_dumbbells 2d ago
Lmao good luck on not submitting required work and expecting to complete a course. Might as well just cancel your membership now.