03-18-2020, 06:34 AM
(03-17-2020, 08:05 PM)82lsju Wrote: I would guess that if you're a senior and need the units/classes spring quarter to graduate you'd just pay and move on
of course the entire interviewing for a job would be changed, as well as if we go into a recession then there might not be many jobs for grads (well other than CS grads)
If you're a freshman or sophomore maybe you stop out for the quarter if you think the on-line experience is not going to be good
If you're a junior it probably depends on your major, back in my pre-historic times as a chemical engineer the core classes were offered once a year so if you stopped out spring quarter your junior year you'd have 4 chemical engineering classes spring quarter of your senior year, which would be a lot of work. Other majors are probably different
Of course if the senior year chem eng classes are the same now as they were back then you had a two quarter lab class winter/spring that would not be feasible on-line so just paying and moving on might be interesting for some majors.
If I were a frosh, soph or junior, I'd take a year off. Senior, I'd suck it up and get it over with. I can take Internet courses any time, anywhere.
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