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So I am going to complete a degree next year.
I am trying to decide if I want to finish my program online or in-person. For the online choice, I have the option to transfer courses from another university into my current program. I kind of like this option because they have some courses that I think would be great for me to take, like copy editing and other writing courses. My current university has an advanced professional writing course that I could take, but it's not as in-depth as the certificate at the other university. Going online is definitely a more flexible option, especially because my university is in another town and the commute is like an hour each way. I earned another degree prior to this one, so I've been in school and taking in-person classes since 2014 (on and off.) I had a tough time last semester and started feeling really overwhelmed, I think I'm just overloaded with the classroom experience? If I do choose to go online, I won't be completely isolated. I'll be around people at work and in hobbies. I'm also going to turn 34 this year, so I'm older than the average student. Thoughts?
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From reading your post, it seems you have a preference: online. It offers flexibility and more classes you are interested in. It cuts down on driving there and back, which would also save you money in transportation.
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With what you said it looks like going online has more advantages for you @EglantineRose
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