Hey everyone, I often see this summation of how course work is viewed by schools “undergraduate > CC > online course”. I’m curious if there are varying degrees if this is broken down even further. For example are online classes from a 4 year university viewed higher than in person CC classes? I imagine it looks something like this undergraduate (traditional) > CC (traditional) > undergraduate (online) > CC (online) > online (whatever this is Udemy/Coursera??). But I could be wrong. I doubt there’s any real difference between undergrad/CC online classes. The question came from spending way too much time on AAMC MSAR last night looking at what schools accept online courses and trying to form a spreadsheet lol.
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You're overthinking
Oh I don’t doubt it. It’s a problem I face often.
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Yeah this is overthinking. Of course undergrads also put tiers on where you take undergrad courses, but we won't feed that bear. 
