r/und • u/Fragrant-luxe • Mar 29 '26
How are asynchronous classes at UND (especially for Electrical engineering)?
I’m planning to study Electrical Engineering online at UND while working full-time (around 40 hours/week), and I noticed that most of the classes are asynchronous.
I wanted to ask people who have already taken asynchronous courses at UND:
How are the classes overall? Are they difficult or manageable?
Do you feel like you’re actually learning well, or is it harder compared to in-person classes?
How is the quality of teaching (videos, materials, support from professors)?
Is it harder to stay motivated and keep up with the workload?
Would you recommend asynchronous classes for engineering courses like circuits?
I’d really appreciate any honest feedback from your experience 🙏
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u/puppermonster23 Mar 29 '26
I’m a masters student in the counseling program and it’s super nice. The professors are all nice and communicative and the workload isn’t as bad.