A piece of advice I would prove useful is to ask questions. It is okay to ask a million questions until you understand the material you’re given. I understand that as young adults we have huge egos and pride, and we do not have to ask for help. But it is okay to ask for help, because if you don’t, you’ll be stuck behind. Which leads me to my next piece of advice which is to go at your own pace. I believe a pro of online courses is that you are not pressured to “keep up with the class” or have a feeling you are three steps behind everyone else. You are able to go at your own pace so you can really grasp the concept of the material.
I am most excited to meet new people. From where I am from, everyone is generally the same or act the same way, so I am excited to just meet different people. I am least excited about online courses just because I am a visual learner. However, I took online courses before, so I can adapt to this and still come out on top.
Advice I would give to seniors is that senior-itis is a real thing. It is very easy to get distracted during this time, because you are on a high for graduation and prom and any other senior perks. But it is very important to stay focused while still enjoying your senior year otherwise you will get behind.