Is community college as ****ty as people say?

[JBoy]

I want to go to a four year school eventually, but I would have to go to a 2 year school first because I wasn't on a four year school track in HS

 

[havoc00]

I failed out of it

 

[malbaker86]

Not really, just do your work, turn it in, and you'll be fine bruh. Don't care about what other people have to say about it, do you

 

[BlvdBrawler]

Yea it's ass. It's just like high-school. But it is a great way to get your gen-eds out of the way without spending a shyt-ton of money. But you'll be missing out on a true college experience for those first 2 years.

I got dismissed from a university after my first year cause my grades were ass. ASS!!! I spent the next semester at a junior college trying to get credits so I could get back in and lemme tell you brehs I have never been more embarrassed in my life to be on a jr college campus. It's really no comparison, but again, it can be a good stepping stone.

 

[Scruffy]

There's a general anti-intellectual attitude found at most community colleges, and the student body is less likely to participate in extra curricular activities or parties, but if you perform
Well in CC you can usually transfer your credits to any four year 4 degree program and fast track to the 2nd or 3rd year at a fraction of the cost.

As a general word of advice, form a bond with students who share similar goals as you (I.e going to university afterwards) and start a study group with them, because there are a lot of people who go to CC that don't give one shyt about being there. The last thing you'd want is to be grouped with those underachievers because there are a lot of group assignments I'm CC, more so than HS.

 

[DalMem]

There is nothing wrong with community college. I went to community college for 2 years before transferring to a 4 years university.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

Better county university then county penintentary.

 

[HookersandIceCream]

I know people that did their two years at CC and then went on to some damn good 4 years colleges.

Its all about how you approach it and ofcourse your major

 

[SuburbanPimp]

Yeah it is, but once you do those 2 years and get 2 more at an estblished 4 year school. Its not like your Degree is gonna say "Community College" on it.

I know alot people had too much pride to go to a CC but they didn't finish at their 4 year school and still have a shytload of debt from student loans...

 

[Prez2032]

Barack Obama went to a community college the first two years and look where he is now. Bruh it aint about how u start its how u finish. Just make sure to get them books and grind in those first two years. You'll come into a university with a great gpa and have your last two years take it a lil easier. Not coasting but you'll have enough leeway to chill out a lil bit.

 

[Olivia Pope]

Community college is the smartest/cheapest route to go. It will save you plenty of money to take all of your general courses at a community college and then transfer over to a 4 year. I'm attending a community college right now and I will be transferring next year. Best idea I ever made. I wish I listened to my mother years ago before going to a private for profit university and going to a community college instead.

 

[Data-Hawk]

I want to go to a four year school eventually, but I would have to go to a 2 year school first because I wasn't on a four year school track in HS

Education is what you make it. If you lack work ethic and goals. Don't matter if you go to a 4 yr or a 2 yr.


Save the $$$$ and go to a 2 year.

 

[trick]

if you learn a worthwhile trade, you could end making a lot more than a lot of university grads.

 

[Angel On The Rag]

Community college is GOAT for your pre-requisities cause you save a lot of money and only have to go to university for two years

 

[jadillac]

depenmds on where you live. The CC's in Dallas are WAY better now than they were when I was there.

It's "cool" now