I am referring to COG…AG…IPH….and a few other quality aftermarket ones. Public schools are being forced into total remote learning and it is going quite successfully. It’s obvious that I’m not learned like many here who did go to Lee and others. But, what keeps many out? Proximity, money and employment perhaps? Your thoughts of moving bible colleges online…..things to consider…1) Families don’t have to be uprooted and learning can be done in the evenings2) Less buildings, maintenance, and personnel needed3) Less money needed for capital means less expensive tuition4) attract more people and families….You can send forth more trained individuals……
Shaun just finished undergrad work at Lee completely online. I’m in my last semester of undergrad work in a technical major, not at Lee but also 100% online. There are differences, for sure. Online learning requires you to be much more organized and to be able to partially teach yourself. For my money, though, it has sure beat having to go to a campus three days a week.
I think they could, but many of them want to charge regular tuition. I have taken courses in a hybrid format and have had good experiences________________Romanos 8:3737 Sin embargo, en todo esto somos más que vencedores por medio de aquel que nos amó.A Church Without Walls, A Place for All PeopleEl Nuevo Mana