Should all college courses be one hundred percent online? yes, I believe all college courses should be online, to a certain extent. Some courses such as ones here at fleming\u00a0require hands-on\u00a0work. For some university courses,\u00a0it is pointless to be required to attend classes. If these courses were online\u00a0it would save students an abundance of money on supplies such as books. This would also save everyone money on housing and gas expenses which could go towards students tuition. This would also help reduce carbon emissions into the atmosphere by eliminating commuting\u00a0there and back from the college. Colleges save on expenses going toward the school and everything going on within it. Expenses such as maintaining the school, teaching equipment, sports equipment, and different clubs and activities. Since\u00a0these expenses are eliminated the government will no longer have to fund these schools, therefore reducing taxes go towards that.\u00a0 Having online courses would give all students and teachers flexibility. Students can choose when to look over lessons and work on certain pieces of work while still meeting\u00a0deadlines. Teachers are able to finish lessons whenever they choose and post them online and could get ahead of schedule, this would also give teachers more time to mark.\u00a0The older students and teachers with family-related responsibilities would be given more time and flexibility to deal with family duties or issues. Duties like watching over and raising children, and issues such as ill family members.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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