Traditional students rebelling against online education

[Stoic]

 I bet there are no millionaires in this forum, I do bet there's a bunch of underemployed people or career workers. 

You are the one who picked the fight.  Two in this thread alone are Big 3 graduates who are what you said we are not.

True I let you reel me into it. Perhaps I didn't know how to put together my thoughts well. I'm also doing the online thing for my degrees, but like I said I have learned absolutely nothing from a perspective of teacher to student relationship in these programs. I'm into the humanities, so there's a need to have effective communication with me.

To me there's a big difference  when it comes to online and offline. But on the plus side we can take our Big 3 degrees and get into good Master programs and make up whatever it is that we think we missed.

I'm most definitely attending a hybrid type of program where is online and offline to experience that feeling and I thank that to all the ACE credit and cramming that I did.

If I do online only all the way and never sit into a class with a great professor, I'll be doing myself a disservice in my own mind. But that's just the way I think.