However, this is not entirely the case. The reason why people take on MOOCs is due to flexibility (Yuan & Powell, 2013). Circumstances such as change of jobs, marriage, births of new children, death of family members, long-term illness and financial pressure can make people suspend their studies for some time. These people should not be taken into the statistics of incompletion rate. Moreover, the majority of the learners take on the modules they prefer due to the flexibility and interest. The problem lies with discipline, commitment they put in and the lack of structured ways of learning.