Online versus traditional engineering classes

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The discussion centers around the comparison between traditional classroom settings and online classes in a specific field of study. It highlights that while online classes may be slightly easier for some students, they require a high level of self-motivation. The importance of taking lab classes on campus is emphasized, as hands-on experience in labs is considered crucial for learning. Participants agree that practical lab work can provide significant learning opportunities, often more impactful than traditional homework and test preparation.
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I am only able to take nine hrs of traditional classroom setting a semester how much more difficult are online classes in this field as opposed to traditional
 
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they might be slightly easier depending on your ability to motivate yourself. I would take as many lab classes on campus as possible. I learned at least as much bashing my head against the wall in lab than I did doing homework and studying for tests.
 
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