Originally Posted by JesseQuinn

I guess my experience of peeps trying to access high ed is more broad as I've lived a bunch of different places, and no disrespect to either of you for that intended whatsoever.

just if poor, have a family and full time job in any nation or live in place where it's hard to access

Jamaica does take scholarship students but a very limited number and your grades have to be A++ across the board, in Turks and Caicos where I lived from 2014 to 2016 no uni whatsoever - if your parents can't afford to fly you to England you are fucked. For those peeps online could be a real benefit.

I did all my degrees as a 'mature student' so didn't par with the uni crowd much. got over my kegger days by the time I was 15. made some wicked friends but mostly parred with them off campus.

I dunno, not saying y'all are wrong but for so many peeps I know, the credibility of online ed would def enhance their lives and leave more $$$$ in their pockets for what they need.