Depends on what you're learning, but it can be fairly easy with effective time management if it's a subject you enjoy.
What are you looking at studying dude?

i think he wants to be a bodyguard, he failed the hitman and rap courses, possibly the etiquette and brain courses!

I think my country needs more Mathematics and Physical Science teachers.

Everyone is different. Some flourish in an actual class environment, some don't.

Hahaha, I don't live in a village.

So you're the town idiot then?

fk you, b***h ass. Og

The worst thing about it is not having readily available support.
For instance,you're doing an assessment task and need clarification on a certain question,it makes it a little difficult to be able to proceed.
You need to be well self motivated and it also will help if you are actually passionate about the given subject or are somewhat skilled already.

This.

I've taken online classes, 'ugh like what Loner said, you've gotta have self determination to start and finish. Decent time management skills to balance everything in life and set time alone for your studies without 'being required' to show up to a class like brick and mortar. And again, you'll probably do a little more since you're by yourself with no available support. At the end you're more vast and will have acquired that sense of independently solving problems.

Very this. Motivation is a big issue for people who might not be organised enough, but generally if it's university level stuff they should teach you the study skills needed to carry it all out.

No it isn't easy, because there's lots of things you could be doing that you'd rather do and your brain tells you to do them. You need a gf that does your homework for you as well. lol Handy.

he's meant to be a player? i now think thar was missing a popcorn player or avacado player!

We used to do conference calls regularly, so it was like a class.. But people from all over the place. Generally people from isolated rural communities.

thanks for the useful input to all the literate ppl who commented here.

Thinking about studying something through correspondence. I'd get bored as fu*k studying at home. Will hang around the library everyday. That reminds me I should go there and take out some books. Have to go through 'The Hobbit' and 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy and also the three Harry Potter books I haven't read: 'The Prisoner of Azkaban', 'The Half-blood Prince', and 'The Deathly Hallows'. Read the others in early high school.

Check out Alison.com n https://www.wikiversity.org

what's that about? Pmbguy