[nabs-l] online college vs classroom instruction

[Serena Cucco]

Hi Josh,

I'm in grad school.  I lived on campus in college and live here at home for
grad school.  I've done quite well taking in-class courses.  I have to take
2 online this summer.  We'll see how they go.

As far as the wheelchair factor, I suppose the practicality of living on
campus would depend on your reason for using a wheelchair.  Although I'm not
a wheelchair user myself, one of my sighted friends from college is.  He
lived on campus ... His using a wheelchair never stopped him!  He's quite
mature and approachable.  If you have any specific wheelchair-related
questions, I'm sure he'd be happy to answer them, either through me or
possibly directly.

Serena



-----Original Message-----
From: nabs-l-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nabs-l-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
Of Josh Gregory
Sent: Friday, May 20, 2011 8:25 PM
To: nabs-l at nfbnet.org
Subject: [nabs-l] online college vs classroom instruction

Hi all,
I'm a little curious here, what do people think on this? For us 
blind students who are about to graduate from high school soon 
(I'm a junior this year and will be a senior next) college is 
something some of us look into.  So, my question: Do people think 
that online college is more accessible for blind people, or 
classroom instruction? If I may ask, what have people's 
experiences been with both? What about a person who is blind and 
partially in a wheelchair such as myself, could I manage in an 
on-campus environment or would online instruction be better for 
me?
Thanks so much,
Josh

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