If the major you applied for in this school was not an online course before, but an offline course, this year it was suddenly changed to an online course because of the epidemic. In this case, as long as the diploma of the previous school was recognized by the Ministry of Education, there is generally no problem, and it can be recognized after obtaining the academic qualifications.

The online course certification of 100% can be accepted, but it must meet the requirements of the school official website or official documents. The information clearly shows that this major/school has an official online course to explain the courses caused by the epidemic, rather than the online course explained by the project and school representatives, so this should be remembered.

If part-time majors are online, master's (non-filing) and Semi's on-the-job qualifications cannot be certified (even if the courses are online). Then, if the country you are going to is allowed to enter and can be taught in person, it is best, then there are still some risks if you only take online classes. After all, the examiner still needs to see your visa. If not, there is a certain risk, and the whole online course has not passed the certification. After all, directors and performers are two different things. Go as little as possible.

If it is Thailand and South Korea, it must be faced like this, so the winter and summer classes or full-time courses of Gele University and Stanford University are all certified. If you study full-time courses locally, you can temporarily certify domestic online courses.