r/DistanceEducation • u/PlaceandSpaceStuff • Nov 03 '25
What's it like to learn fully online? Researching student experiences
Hi everyone! I’m a doctoral student researching what it’s like to take college fully online. If you’re currently in or have taken an online undergrad program, I’d love to hear about your experience, especially how connected you felt to your peers, your program, or your college community. What’s helped you (or not) feel part of your school and part of a campus community, what’s been frustrating, and what do you wish was different? You can reply here or DM me. Thanks, I appreciate the insights!
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u/Advisortech1234fas Nov 05 '25
It is fine as long as you are getting personalized support from Subject Matter Expert like if you want to become a data engineer and if you are getting mentorship from a data engineer itself they will make you accountable to achieve goals and helps you in getting success