F2f and online classes have different contexts talaga. We can't disregard 'yung pagod from online setting cause they are valid talaga. Nandiyan ang technical difficulties, accessibility to gadgets, internet, and conducive environment for learning, and shorter semesters. Sa f2f naman, lesser 'yung external factors like that. We can interact and consult with profs and classmates, have pen and paper exams.

But, as someone who experienced both the set-ups, if we will ONLY consider the academic requirements and difficulty wise, mas nakakapagod sa f2f. Walang lenient deadlines, gradings, can forced drop you kapag laging absent/late, no recordings of lectures, no open notes and often hindi pa sila nagbibigay ng copy ng slides nila mismo, and strict exam protocols.

This is not to invalidate the hardships this remote learning, but that's my thoughts re the topic.