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04-18-2005, 08:27 PM
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| Distance Learning vs. Classroom Learning Hi, I've decided to attend school for yacht design, but can't decide between a distance learning course (Westlawn, YDS) and an on-site program (The Landing School). I'm sure this is a decision everyone who attends any of these schools had to make at one point. Any opinions on whether a distance learning course is an ample substitute for a real classroom experience? -Kip  |
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04-19-2005, 07:26 AM
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| Distance learning is only if you can't possibly do classroom - the informal interaction in the class room, and even in the dining room, is very valuable. Also, go by Stevens Institute, at least to see the tow tank. |
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