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But we are talking about a bachelor here; for a master or phd I see that point... For a bachelor... not so much. Besides parties with my peers and catching up w
by tluyben2 7y ago
But we are talking about a bachelor here; for a master or phd I see that point... For a bachelor... not so much. Besides parties with my peers and catching up with sleep in lectures during the bachelor, it got interesting after the bachelor exactly because of what you mention.
- sfkdjf9j3j 7y agoNot everyone parties all the time and sleeps through lectures of course. Some undergraduate programs are very academic.
- tluyben2 7y agoThis was academic, but it was rather boring and no one was very serious until I discovered I could get points doing graduate courses, so when getting in to small groups with the professor instead of 100+ people lecture halls (with materials I can just read 1 to 1 from the book or syllabus was not very different than studying online), it got interesting. But yeah, I guess it depends on a lot of factors; I just can see more benefit from msc/phd physically with peers and profs while bsc is more imaginable as online course. For my feeling at least.