<p>Hi all.
I am currently a community college student hoping to transfer to UF for fall of '11.
I was curious as to whether it looks better to take onsite classes as opposed to online classes? Or if it matters at all? Is there a way the college can tell if the course was taken online, and do they care?
All my classes so far have been in a classroom, but next semester I need to pack on a few more credits, and might need to add one or two online classes...</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Talk with your counselor about this. Usually when courses are recorded on a college transcript there isn’t any indication about how the course was delivered: English 101 (taught live) and English 101 (taught online) both appear on the transcript as English 101. However, at your CC, they may indeed be recorded differently.</p>
<p>Nowadays, few colleges or universities care whether a course was taken online or live. That is because almost so many of them now offer extensive selections of online courses themselves. If your counselor is familiar with UF, he/she will be able to tell you if this matters for UF.</p>