Pearson MyLab Mastering

Ambiguous wording on questions, horrible interface, overall terrible learning experience. An absolute slog to try and figure out what goes wrong with a question, and in the end the problem is usually a misleading or confusing wording that makes everything feel more like a trick question you have to brute-force through, than helpful practice. You'll be answering questions by drawing on a graph, it'll hit all three of the points question is looking for - wrong, says Pearson. Shows the "correct" answer - it's identical to what you drew. It outlines three pieces of criteria you have to meet for an accurate answer - it hits all three, but is still wrong in comparison to the identical line they are referencing that hits all the same points.

Everything on the website is hard to read and terribly worded. Also some questions on quizzes are just about what happened in the text book. Terrible, I'm ashamed to have paid for this garbage.

The sight barely works. They updated the policy to make you buy the book along with forcing you to pay to do your homework for a class you pay to go to. I already have a hard copy of the book. My friends and I switch books as needed every semester. I DON'T NEED A SECOND BOOK. Paying to do HW was bad enough but now I have to fork over an extra 400 each semester because all my professors want it. Plus THE BOOK GOES AWAY AFTER THE SEMESTER ENDS meaning if you retake the class you have to buy the book TWICE. This is completely ridiculous.