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im off to my first day of community college

Originally posted by: SWScorch
Are you commuting?
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yes, 5 minutes from my house

rundown of what went on today

went to my first period class 2nd period and vice versa, but got it straightened out once i realized i was in business calculas and not college algebra

and my goodness, the women at the community college are SOOOO much hotter than the ones that went to my highschool and they are all wearing skirts that would violate my HS's dress code by a good margin 🙂. too bad they all have boyfriends 🙁

and i love my work study job in information services, im saving the work order for the mother of the girl i used to date that did not end well for last tho.........
 
i went to a community college for a few semesters...the best part about it was also the worst part...handful of people i graduated with were there. It's like advanced high school, at least for me.

-=bmacd=-
 
I find at a Community College they're more likely to be married. At least around here.

But yes, college -- even fake, junior college 😛 -- is the best place to meet women when you're 21-26. And the learnin' ain't half bad either. 😉
 
Originally posted by: yukichigai
I find at a Community College they're more likely to be married. At least around here.

But yes, college -- even fake, junior college 😛 -- is the best place to meet women when you're 21-26. And the learnin' ain't half bad either. 😉
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not where i went!

it was all just a bunch of fat, old chicks..
 
Originally posted by: yukichigai

But yes, college -- even fake, junior college 😛 😉
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fake, you're an ass... its not fake by any means especially the one I'll be going to... many of the profs at U of M right down the road moonlight at WCC and a lot of U of M students attend WCC during the summer to get credits they couldn't get at the University... I couldn't get into a University as I haven't been in school since 1998 and without CC... If it?s so fake why would I be able to transfer credits to a major University such as U of M??
 
Originally posted by: Crazymofo
Originally posted by: yukichigai

But yes, college -- even fake, junior college 😛 😉
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fake, you're an ass... its not fake by any means especially the one I'll be going to... many of the profs at U of M right down the road moonlight at WCC and a lot of U of M students attend WCC during the summer to get credits they couldn't get at the University... I couldn't get into a University as I haven't been in school since 1998 and without CC... If it?s so fake why would I be able to transfer credits to a major University such as U of M??
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That was sarcasm, hence the 😛. Jeez.
 
Community colleges usually are worse in terms of quality of instruction, quality of students and a little easier. But i guess if you're transfering to UofM it doesn't matter in the end.
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Community colleges usually are worse in terms of quality of instruction, quality of students and a little easier. But i guess if you're transfering to UofM it doesn't matter in the end.
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I first went to community college and will be graduating from Rowan University this fall. Rowan is in NJ by the way.
 
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Community colleges usually are worse in terms of quality of instruction, quality of students and a little easier. But i guess if you're transfering to UofM it doesn't matter in the end.
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Actually I always found community college prof's to be better at teaching. Unlike Universities, teaching is a priority at a community college, where at a University the top priority is to conduct research and bring in research money. CC Prof's are free of that and can focus entirely on teaching.
 
Originally posted by: vegetation
Originally posted by: Mo0o
Community colleges usually are worse in terms of quality of instruction, quality of students and a little easier. But i guess if you're transfering to UofM it doesn't matter in the end.
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Actually I always found community college prof's to be better at teaching. Unlike Universities, teaching is a priority at a community college, where at a University the top priority is to conduct research and bring in research money. CC Prof's are free of that and can focus entirely on teaching.
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I had a fantastic time at the CC I attended (Bronx Community College). I absolutely HATED high school. I had an awful time at a school filled with fools, crime, high dropout rates..etc. I decided to go back to school and attend BCC after years away from school and loved it. The professors were great and were so eager to teach. I also made many friends there who also loved learning and had a great time as well. Everyone I knew there went on to other schools and I plan on going to NYU for graduate studies.


Schadenfroh.. I wish you the best of luck and hope you excel in your classes!
 
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