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@NerdyGirl69, that's actually how I study, in distance education, but now we no longer come to a venue for exams. I used to need an ID and a pen for my exam, now I need a laptop with either Microsoft Word or a scanner, as well as a smart phone with a camera and location tracker, just to write an exam. My last exam, electricty cables got stolen in the street the night before my exam, I ended up studying in a Starbucks and writing in my dad's work office. I prefer studying alone, but the exams should be venue based, not online.
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@Factory BOY, I guess it swings in roundabouts lol. I do always make sure I have a cloud backup etc and luckily I sit my exams at home. I just love the flexibility to learn at my own pace
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@NerdyGirl69, I'll admit I like the smoking of cigarettes and weed while writing, which is something new, but where I live things just fvck up too much for the assumption that everyone has this plethora of resources available to get them through exams. Cheating is also astronomically easier, at home, reducing the quality of student that passes
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@NerdyGirl69, username checks out
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@BigJohnson86, lol that I'm nerdy?
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@NerdyGirl69, you get months of studying done in a day? Yeah I’m gonna go with nerdy
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@BigJohnson86, it's more like a month in a day lol. Although I usually cram the year into the month before the final exam tbh. I don't need to read the materials to do exams through the year.
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@NerdyGirl69, online school was one of the reasons I changed my major. I just can't get myself to focus on some boring teacher that's not even in front of me when I could just open up YouTube on my other monitor. Plus I need the class time to start assignments because I literally will not do anything til the last hour before I have to turn it in if the class is online. Glad it got me to switch tho, because now I have an even more useful degree that ended up costing me less money.
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@Nudity Industries, that's brilliant! Yeah I'm very very lucky. Education is completely free in Scotland so I'll have no student debt for my degree
I can't be the only one who prefers online? I study at open uni and it's great. When I did college it moved at a god damn glacial pace and I got disruptive. Now I can do a months studying in a day