Honestly, it’s just what I’ve heard. I tried Googling it and there appears to be (at least) some bias, but nearly all the articles I found were written by or for schools that sell online educations, so it didn’t strike me as very trustworthy information.
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There is definitely bias against online education. Luckily with my school it doesn’t say it on the degree and they also have the same degree in person, but I don’t want to commute an hour for in person classes nor would it be good for my paranoia.
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It can sometimes be a memory. You re not in your 20’s anymore @shutterbug.
I got to see the activity stats for December up to Friday. I’m more productive in terms of notes taken and activities resolved than the other four neurotypicals who make up my department combined. I guess the boss rained hellfire down on them over it at the meeting this week while I was undergoing dental torture. Kind of wish I had been there for it.
I have to say that working in low light without crowding and minimal interruptions really lets me fly.
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Our local.technical college has online programs that you go in like once a week (or month??,) and do the tests or whatever the needed physical part is. They’ve offered that since I was in high school back in 2002. So I wouldn’t say they’re a scam, and our high school had it they’d pay for your online classes and give you the day off to travel to campus 25 miles away to do the stuff, as long as you passed your regular classes (we had 4 classes a day) and got a C or better online. Also starting as a sophomore there was a firefighting degree that they paid for you to take to be certified once you graduated, I know several kids in my classes took advantage of that one.
I went in person to community college and got a degree in Aviation maintenance technology. Our class only had six people. Only 3 of us graduated. I got mostly As and both of my aircraft mechanics licenses.
I was stable on meds. Are you stable?
I haven’t been hospitalized since 2012 and I went back to school in 2015. Graduated in 2017 and now I work full time.
It’s doable.
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