of coz it’s a gud choice.it is much better than u didn’t work or study.u can work while u study..every colleges are the same. it’s depend on yourself wether u want to learn or not.u dont have travel far from home too.just think what u interest n what u want

I don’t necessarily understand how this is working out for you. Unless it’s an actual, real school such as Boston University or Kansas State University, I wouldn’t think it’s a good choice. Technically speaking online colleges are money grabbers and are for PROFIT institutions that appeal to people who are “busy” the only way I can see someone actually doing online college for a first year, is if they took their Liberal Art courses online which is offered by a local community college. Rarely do REAL 4 year university give you the freedom to take classes, especially a whole year worth of them online. Only reputable schools that do would be community colleges.

I think this is a great idea if you are working and can;t find the time of day to attend class formally. However, if you want to make firend and have that nice typical college life, it may be worthwhile for you to attend college formally.

Hope this helps!

Good Luck!

i would say no if u want the college “experience” as it were…. but other than that if u dont mind having to stare at a comp for hours on end theres no downside…. (unless its one of the purely online universities… sometimes , matters on which one, people find them to be sub standard)