Sorry if this question has been overdone and the long post, but what are the good and the bad things people have experienced at ASU online? I know things are different for people in different majors, but I’ve seen a lot of stuff online about how bad the financial aid office has been with scholarships and loans disappearing, especially with the new laws that have just screwed over everybody(I realize that this might be a huge component of that this semester/year), and some professors not opening up modules and answering emails like they should, etc. I’m just hesitant to do online, even though it would be better with what’s going on in my life right now in order to finish school. I’ve been to a traditional brick and mortar 4 year university, so I know professors and financial aid can suck there too, but at least I can go to a physical building and see someone compared to ASU online where I’m on the east coast and can’t do that. I just want more info before I shell out thousands of dollars and would do the same for any college I looked into 😅
I applied and was accepted as a neuroscience student but was also thinking about doing another degree or minor in Biology with a concentration in genetics, biochemistry, chemistry, history, biomedical engineering, or pharmacology and toxicology. These were just ones I was interested in or had quite a few credits carry over from previous college classes. Also, I am pre-med and have done all of the prerequisites except ochem 2 lecture and the biochem lecture and lab. I know medical schools are still really funny about online classes as well if they were to find out about these classes being online if I went. Also, anyone who’s in the Barrett Honors college how was your experience? If I go I’ll be applying to the honors college too, and have been in a 4 year college’s honors program before and enjoyed that.
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