Online courses vs. traditional courses?
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It really depends on what kind of learner you are. If you are disciplined enough to study on your own, and love doing coursework on the computer, then go for online. However, if you need that contact with the teacher and other students, if you need someone to explain concepts to you, if you are a procrastinator, take the traditional course.
Always take into consideration the risks involved with online courses- teacher not responding in a timely fashion, computer or internet going bad when you're in the middle of a test, etc.
As someone who has taken online couses and also traditional classroom courses, I think the online courses are the most difficult.
Attending a class three or four days a week may require one to "get" to that class; but, once there, one has an interaction with the instructor and the rest of the class that you don't have with an "online" class.
"On-line" classes rarely do an attendance count, making it possible for anyone enrolled to "skip", missing important information.
I have been enrolled in traditional and on-line courses, and for me, the traditional course has been easier for me.
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