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Originally Posted by Asila
I'll only disagree about the online classes to say that, if you're taking a class that you feel really comfortable in to begin with or--and this can be a crapshoot--with a really great teacher, you won't notice too much of a difference to taking in-person classes. I don't know too much about advanced course, as Flagg said, except that all the higher level english courses I took went swimmingly.
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Probably OK for some disciplines, but for the sciences (my experience, nearly exclusively) you really need other individuals to bounce ideas around. It's getting easier to do online, what with teh internets, but there's still no substitute for the good old-fashioned study group. Plus you get to split the cost of the pizza & beer. Bonus.
I don't know, does psychology qualify as a science, or as a humanity? If the latter, you may be OK with online courses, as Ms. Asila suggests above.
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