What are some "arranged" NCSU classes. By "arranged" I mean there is no actual class time scheduled but it's not a 601 course, so you don't have to pay extra for the distance ed. Example: Eng 331, Eng 332, Eng 333


Doesn't necessarily have to be the easiest because I need to take 18 hours as pass/fail

10/5/2010 1:01:11 AM

all my online classes that I could have taken would have cost me extra this year... but that just might be engineering classes

10/5/2010 1:33:57 AM

Why would you ever want to take a class online? The best part of college is walking across campus while the bell tower is ringing. Then you arrive at your class and interact with your classmates. I don't see what is so exciting about being a loner.

10/5/2010 1:54:48 AM

I get graduate credit for some total BS classes and not having to read several hundred pages a week is pretty nice. Most of the ones I've taken have been a total fucking joke.

10/5/2010 3:00:57 AM

All the classes that I took online cost nothing extra. This includes Eng 331 because I think it is the ONLY one I took.

10/5/2010 6:14:00 AM

@Big4Country: so you can go to class drunk without throwing up on classmates

10/5/2010 9:04:47 AM

bump

10/5/2010 12:07:53 PM

Quote :

"Why would you ever want to take a class online? The best part of college is walking across campus while the bell tower is ringing. Then you arrive at your class and interact with your classmates. I don't see what is so exciting about being a loner"

i took a couple math classes online because they were much easier than taking them inside a giant auditorium. sometimes interacting with students has the inverse effect

10/5/2010 12:13:34 PM

GIS 410/510 have on campus sections that can actually be taken online. These courses are combined with distance education sections, and the instructor puts everything online, so you never have to actually attend the lecture, just listen to them later. I'm in it now and went to the very first lecture, and haven't been since and am doing just fine. It doesn't say "arranged" as you stipulated, but even the instructor actually acknowledge that 90% of students never attend lecture. A decent amount of work, but very straightforward as long as you're good with computers.

10/5/2010 12:15:41 PM