It gives you access and convenience, and a lot of adults are interested in that. You can sit there at work and work on a course at lunch time. Carstens said students should be wary of thinking that distance courses are easier than traditional classes. But it's not. It's pretty tough.
Students have to have a lot of self-discipline and manage their time, as well as be strong writers.
We do not make up special classes for distance education. Everything we offer are regular courses taught by regular faculty. We don't water down anything. So the team has to rethink how they teach. It's very time consuming.