This one belongs on the discussions section. BTW, the question as to which is better is moot! It's a question of preference.

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I think it depends on your learning style. My cousin can learn anything by reading a text book and quote it word for word. Where as I have to hear it and see it to learn. I do think its better to take college classes though, that way if you ever what to do anything with that knowledge then you'll have the college to back you up. Where as saying you learned online probably isn't going to do you any good. That's what I think anyway.

I prefer traditional studies, but I can accept studying via internet or tv.

In fact, I would prefer to the traditional way of education. Distance-learning program may be boring to a certain degree. Just my opinion~~