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1. The fact that some people think that online education is not as effective as a traditional classroom is unreasonable. This also is a bias statement, because a lot of traditional colleges are starting to offer programs online as well as in classrooms on campuses. As long as the online program is a legitimate program, it should offer the same level of education as a traditional classroom. Both online and traditional colleges have their advantages and disadvantages, but they both are challenging and count the same. As with anything in life, it is best to do research on a topic before making a final decision.

3. To say you can not learn as much online as in a normal classroom is an unreasonable statement. Although they may be two different types of leaning styles, the same level of education in a normal classroom from a traditional college is also offered online. At home while learning can make things more comfortable for some people. The flexible schedule helps those with full time jobs who are trying to earn a college degree at the same time. The one main thing that is missing from online classes versus normal classrooms is the face-to-face instructions, which can be difficult for some people.

5. Who ever think that an online degree will never earn you the same salary as a traditional degree is bias as well as unreasonable. There is no evidence to back up that theory. The same level of education is received in both online and traditional colleges. If a company does pay another employee more money then the other because of where or how they received their degree, they are showing a good example of being bias and unreasonable. A degree shows you have accomplished what it takes. Where you got the degree from and how long it took should not matter.

Numbers two, four, and six were reasonable statements discuss by Curtis and Juzen.

The educational path that I have chosen consists of an online program through a legitimate accredited...