Online, cause I hate having human contact. I have a mental illness that prevents me from going outside, and it's just ten times easier, cause my teachers can't see me, so they also can't see me cheating or not doing work reply
Really depends on the class and where my school is situated.
Ngl, spending 1h in the bus to get to my uni is a huge pain. And then it's another 1h to get back home.
Any science class such as physics, chemistry, math, etc. is easier to learn in person I think. Worth the 2h of bus.
Classes such as english, psychology, programming, and pretty much a...... reply
in person, my grades took an enormous hit during covid, i used to be like a straight A student, but i couldn't find motivation do anything during lockdown and i just would not do assignments, or homework, even during tests i would be on my phone, not cheating just like watching netflix, so i wouldn't even finish tests and things. I didn't do a whol...... 1 reply
Personally I actually get way better grades when I do online, I focus a lot more and as a bonus always get alone time, which I something I value a lot. I really don't mind not having friends or being around people, I just like being by myself. 1 reply
Online because I like sitting in my bed, being around all those people makes me nervous, and having vitamin d deficiency is cool. Also I learned mostly the same online and in person because I got the same grades and I got the homework and tests done either way 1 reply
