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Sorry, no. Even if you have courses where no labs are required, human interaction and the high bandwidth of face-to-face communication with dedicated teachers i
by ori_b 17y ago
Sorry, no. Even if you have courses where no labs are required, human interaction and the high bandwidth of face-to-face communication with dedicated teachers is invaluable.
90% of the value of universities is not in the lectures - I can mostly replace lectures with textbooks already. It's in the ability to ask questions, the hands-on experience I get, and the immersion in [and competition with] a group of people with similar interests and abilities.