Beware if your DC is attending GMU

[Anonymous]

Great school, but a lot of online classes. Some of the classes are only available online, especially 300+ level courses so Junior and Senior level classses..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Great school, but a lot of online classes. Some of the classes are only available online, especially 300+ level courses so Junior and Senior level classses..

really? which classes specifically?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Great school, but a lot of online classes. Some of the classes are only available online, especially 300+ level courses so Junior and Senior level classses..

really? which classes specifically?

Business and IT, I guess it make sense.

My DS enjoys online classes he will be login when he’s going to TN doing PWCS Spring Break. They have hybrid, Asynchronous and Synchronous courses.

[Anonymous]

I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

Do you think a company will hire someone who only took online classes?

[Anonymous]

That makes sense, GMU has lots of older students who probably appreciate the flexibility.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

Do you think a company will hire someone who only took online classes?

how would they know?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

Do you think a company will hire someone who only took online classes?

Yes, of course. Online degrees are very common now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

Do you think a company will hire someone who only took online classes?

Yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd love to have some classes be asynchronous as long as I have access to the professor to ask questions.

He never had any issues with professors not responding to question. He will be graduating in the Fall.

Do you think a company will hire someone who only took online classes?

Yes, and the company would have little way of knowing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Great school, but a lot of online classes. Some of the classes are only available online, especially 300+ level courses so Junior and Senior level classses..

My son thrived during COVID doing online classes. He would love that!