Last week, students once again marched on London to protest outrageous university fees; once again the protests fell on deaf ears. Almost two years later, a UCAS study has shown that applications in university courses have plummeted by almost 8%. More and more people do not go to university because:

A- They just can’t afford it.
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B- Online education offers cheaper convenient service for students.

Online learning has really taken over in recent years, more students are logging on to learn from the comfort of home without having the added pressures of being £30,000 in debt. Many students will miss out on education simply because of financial problems, education should never be available only to the wealthiest of us.

If people want to learn, then they must have the right. Government views are obviously in question, by taking EMA away from undergraduates and raising tuition fees to £9,000 a year, fewer students are attracted to the university route. Fortunately, online education can provide the student with the same foundation of learning with the added bonus of not having to worry about being £30,000 in debt at the end. Now that is a daunting thought for any prospective student. Online education is the future, it’s current, it’s great, and as mentioned above, it’s cheap (plus).

Learning in a classroom can cause stress, students in school/university/college are always under pressure or under some kind of deadline. Online education offers a different alternative, not only can you work at your own pace, but you can also talk to your friendly tutor whenever you want, 24/7. Constant access is a beneficial part of any student’s learning curve, unlike in college where you find yourself chasing professors all the time for information on an assignment, online you can simply log in and talk to your professor anytime.

The phenomenon of online learning is national and is growing day by day. YouTube, often seen as a source of low-brow media and a gathering point for cold-hearted Internet “trolls,” has become a source of education, with lectures located on the website, supplemented by informational videos on any theme of your choice. Schools are realizing the benefits of “changing the classroom,” which uses textbooks and provides students with something they are more familiar with. The Internet.