How did you go to school? Did you attend a traditional brick and mortar school? Were you homeschooled? Did you go to a charter school? A magnet school? Maybe a private school? Or did you perhaps attend an online school? If you spent your school days with the luxury of being online schooled, then you were a very lucky student. In this day and age of technology, many colleges now offer a wide variety of online classes in addition to the large number of online schools. This relatively recent, widespread development opens countless windows of opportunity for dual enrollment, college and university students.
Among many other features, choosing to take your classes online gives you an incredible amount of flexibility. If you have a job or kids, being able to do your assignments whenever you can, or whenever you, want can be invaluable. Unlike traditional classes, online you don’t have to worry about getting to school on time and missing your math teacher’s Wednesday pop-quizzes, or failing your literature class because you couldn’t finish that research paper by the due date. Online classes give you the flexibility to work at your own pace and on your own time. The boss says that you can’t afford to miss your 6am to 5pm shift today, even though your essay on global warming (Which you haven’t even started) is due at 1pm the …show more content…
Spending hour and hours in traffic, and spending hundreds of dollars on gas can be a real pain. Luckily, since your courses can be completed wherever you can find Wi-Fi, you don’t have to spend any free time you might have had, in stop-and-go traffic. Not to mention how much you save on gas. Without having to fill your tank up every day, you have extra money to use on bills, course materials, toys for your kids, your mortgage, the possibilities are endless. You’re also freed of the burden of having to deal with annoying classmates, or overbearing