The bar graph above illustrates the number of individuals who chose to study face-to-face or through online classes from A.Y. 2015-2016 to A.Y. 2018-2019.
In the acadamic year 2015, regular classes had around close to 5,000 learners. Subsequently, for the following year, it reached above 5,000 students. Next, the individuals who want to learn off-site campus rose to around 6,000 people. Finally, it rose to about 6,500, that is around 1.1% higher compared to 2015.
On the other hand, the people who decide to study online in 2015 is just around 3,000. However, it steadily rose to around 3,500 in 2016. For the following year, the number drastically increased to 5,500 individuals. Last but not the least, it finally reached more or less 6,000 learnes who want to take online education in 2018.
To sum up, face-to-face classes had more students than online classes because it’s easier to learn sitting in the school than being sedentary at home. Moreover, it had a massive gap between online and regular in 2015 becuase of the availabilty of devices, but it nearly closes the gap later on.