text: For example, my cousin, Generic_Name had a bachelor's degree and he decided to take an online class to get his master's degree because he did want to stop working and go back to school. He would always get off work at around 5pm and start his online class at 6pm to 7pm on Mondays,Wednesdays and Thursdays. Everything was going on well until his computer started working very slow at a point which made it very hard for him to do his conference video with his teachers. He later on realized that his computer has contracted virus from probably a website that he visited. With that, he had to install a new windows on his computer to get rid of the virus. After installing new windows, he continued with his online classes and he eventually earn his master's degree but the virus that his computer contracted wasted his time and money because he had to wait for about a week to get someone to get him new windows and also he had to pay another fees to start his online class again. Had Generic_Name taken his classes at school, he wouldn't have wasted his money and time. This is also one of the negative effect of online classes on students.