I’ve done a couple of courses like this and they were excellent, BUT they were designed to be online from the start so the package of materials /texts/books etc that came along with the programs were very well designed and thought out, and the support system was very good. Having watched my daughter move to online college for the past couple of months, it’s clear that a transition from in-person to online, at least at short notice, is not the same thing at all. So I think a big question here - and I’m not sure it can be answered without OP contacting them - is how much of an effort has been put into properly changing the class into being suited to an online format, or whether they are expecting much the same as in person but just delivered online.