Part time courses are quite efficient in colleges today. They are mostly preferred by older people who have many obligations to tend to but really have to add some credit to their resume. Part time classes give students an opportunity to carry on with their duties without really having to suspend their academics. This is the major portal through which employees can aim to climb up the ranks of responsibilities at work while at the same time maintain their current position at work while they are at it. However everything has its pros and cons. Downplays of evening classes are several. First of all, the lectures are part time, meaning that minimal time is spent with the lecturer in class compared to the normal schooling schedules. In other instances, classes are only held during weekends.
Less time spent with lecturers directly implies less time to interact with the lecturer for further classification of concepts. In addition, the syllabus coverage may be poor. This is due to the less time allocated for the lecturer to go on with his classroom business. This prompts many lecturers to send notes and handouts via email in order to give all the content to students. Part time courses are also very effective in consumption of personal and recreation time. Most of the weekends which would have been spent with friends and family or alone getting fit are spent in the classroom. If this is not checked students who overwork themselves may end up being fatigued and they may fall ill.