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By Tom Tessin
When in college you usually have a choice of either taking an online class or a campus class. Both of these classes are very different but have a lot to offer. There are many advantages and a few disadvantages for both of them. If you want to learn more about both and need some positives and negatives for both to help you decide what you want read below.
Campus classes: These classes are going to the college, and learning from a professor that lectures you in class. Campus classes are similar to the atmosphere of high school.
Advantages: There are many advantages when it comes to taking a campus class. One advantage is that you learn from a class room setting which is what a lot of students like. You are able to ask the professor questions right then and there. Also you are able to make friends easily due to friendly college campus atmosphere. You are also able to get out of the house and learn what you are interested in.
Disadvantages: There are a few things that don’t work for people when it comes to taking a campus class. Campus classes are only available certain days of the week and certain times. If you are working a part/full time job, this can be very challenging. Also if you have children, it can be very hard to find a scheduled class that works for you. With prices in gas rising it may be very costly to have to go to the campus also.
Online classes: Online classes are simply run by using a computer. You will never have to leave the house unless you want to meet with the professor. All your work is through a computer and the use of a textbook. Online classes are very different from campus classes.
Advantages: There are a ton of advantages for taking an online class. If you have children or a job this is the class you should definitely consider. Online classes are great because you go to school when you want to. You never have to leave the house and you don’t have to worry about being somewhere at a certain time. Also online classes save you a ton of gas money. You never have to drive to the campus unless you want to meet with the professor which isn’t common. Also you are capable of working at your own pace. You don’t have to sit through a lecture of things you already know about. Also if you’re sick you don’t have to worry about the professor getting mad that you didn’t show up for class. You can simply just make up the work the next day or when you feel better.
Disadvantage: One thing that people don’t like is that you don’t have as much interaction as you do at a campus class. You can still talk to people online but it isn’t as easy to make friends as in class. Also you don’t have direct contact with your professor like you do when you’re at school. If you have a question it make take a little while for your professor to e-mail you back due to the fact that they don’t know right then and there that you’re trying to contact them.
Campus classes and online classes are both a great way of learning. They are very different from each other and have many advantages with just a few disadvantages. If you need help deciding what you want to take, read above and you’ll get a good idea on what will work best for you.
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