Thread 512735864

Have any of you been to community college?

>>512735864 (OP)
ye it k

>>512735864 (OP)
Yes. I had some cool professors there.

>>512735864 (OP)
Once, for the sake of getting some credits for chemistry during a summer
It was ok 5/10

unironically had better professors at my community college than at university or grad school. A lot of them are adjuncts who actually work in the field so they know what they're talking about, or retirees from industry or academia who just teach because they like it

>>512735864 (OP)
Yes. It's a cheaper and easier way to get some uni credits. But it feels less rewarding or something, I'm not sure how to word it. Going to uni is like working out at the gym, and community college is a home gym that's in the garage in Arizona.
That was probably a poor comparison

>>512736932
INB4
My philosophy teacher shit on my chest and it wasn't solid and I think there was cum in it and then she stuffed her used tampon up my ass and then she stole my weed.

>>512735864 (OP)
I did
the teachers were better than the state uni I transferred to
they could barely speak english

>>512735864 (OP)
I went to community college at 16.
I should have continued to go there when I was 19.

>>512735864 (OP)
yeah i did a year in commie college
best teacher i ever had in "higher ed" was there

>>512735864 (OP)
unlike the rest of the people itt i hated mine and it was just a stepping stone towards my bachelors

For 2 weeks and I dropped out.

>>512735864 (OP)
The equivalent of it here yes and it was full pakis and wogs

>>512739794
almost every other post said we transferred
you were poorly served by whatever uni you transferred to
should have stayed in community college

>>512735864 (OP)
Yes. Four semesters of President’s List and then a full ride at a big school on merit.

>>512735864 (OP)
Yep, got a 2 year CS degree with 0 student loans and make 150k now fully remote. The only thing non-community colleges are good for is building a professional network.

>>512735864 (OP)

Data mining thread, cause the Dems can't understand their stereotype of the alt right isn't accurate at all.

Must suck to be retarded.

In Florida all the community colleges are State Colleges so they can charge more money. The "State College" near my home is 44% spic students and almost the same for faculty.
Spics are a fucking cancer.

The only downside of community college is that there’s some inherent admissions in risk in passing up on a better college and you also miss a lot of the social and life event stuff of not going to a better normal 4 year college

My english 1101 professor thought I could speak French because I happened need to know who Jean Marie le pen was. I realized he thought I was a French speaker and not a far right extremist so every paper I wrote I pretended my grandma was a French woman who married a Nazi and worked in how we should “remember the past or were doomed to repeat it.” I got a 100 on every essay using this libcuck strategy, realized college was all like this, dropped out and never looked back.

>>512735864 (OP)
Yes. Luckily I graduated in 2014 before George Floyd, Check Your Privilege and multigender shit happened.
It was fine I guess.

The modern office work environment is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay worse than college and University was in the early 2010s.

>>512735864 (OP)
Yeah, saved me a bunch of money.

>>512735864 (OP)
Went to both community college and regular college
Community college is great for filling in credits and interacting with normal people. The material is mostly the same as regular college but tests/assignments are generally easier.
Regular college is good for making friends and more in depth learning. It is also a more rewarding experience (if you don't flush it away by failing out). You learn a LOT about stress management, self control, and responsibility (if you didn't learn it as a kid).
Would recommend regular college if you (or your parents) can afford it. Otherwise, community college is fine

>>512739649
Damn, you summed up my whole education.

>>512735864 (OP)
Went for 2 years before transferring to a uni

>>512735864 (OP)
Yes.

No different than a normal university. Except there's no dorms. Same difficult shitty classes. Only except you don't get a Bachelors in those.