last spring switching to online only sucked. still did well

but been back at school all year and have taken just about every method you can name. in person, virtual, asynchronous, blended, classes where half the students had to be online because they were quarantined/isolated for COVID, etc... and its all the same at this point. Helps that i genuinely like the material and am on campus so i can live somewhat of a normal but limited college life

my grades have been way better online but this s*** sucks. in person >>>

also they're f***ing everyone with how tuition is being handled when the majority of classes are online

Hmm I saw the opposite experience when I was still taking online classes. Students would barely ask questions during class in person but were more willing type their questions in the chat. Guess it was less awkward that way

I’m taking Calc three, fluid dynamics ect all you got to do is take your tests and exams to the online tutors

Our exams are monitored as s***. Have to give a room tour before every exam + have to use my phone as camera and webcam + screensharing.

At my university its up to the professor. Some of my exams I have to have a camera on the whole time with Lockdown browser and theres just no way to cheat. In other classes i can literally have another tab open

Yeah some friends at my uni who do different majors don’t have proctoring at all either, they be calling me during their exams

i heard them type of software's are impeding on privacy even when tests aren't being administered. you're under surveillance rn

dpends on the class

i started doing university online in 2018 and it made my schedule alot more flexible so it was p goated

Fr lmao doing online school while being in STEM is ass

Please give me back attendance

Class but ngl, for the easier subjects online is better since I just take the code and I go studying something more meaningful or just I just leave to mind my business.
Also online make me spend less time for traveling and money for gasoline obv.

Speaking about exams, last year many of them turned into oral cause COVID in my faculty and it is WAY more difficult for scientific subjects so I'm in for the standard quiz.

Hybrid is the way to go, otherwise in person

Individual Tax was a nightmare online

all depends the person. some teach themselves very well, so they can simply use the lecture videos and teach themselves, attend the live lectures when they want to. they probably prefer online. i’m the opposite though. i lose attention online way too quickly, and don’t engage as much online. i prefer being in person, i just feel the instruction comes off more naturally.