Would you recommend community college?
82417
Community Colleges are a great way to save some money and get the basic core classes out of the way.\n\nThe one thing you must check on is if the college is accredited and if your credits will transfer to another college if you want to go further in your education.
542799
I wouldn't do it.. it's better to go to a physical real school.  You'll probably get a better education at a community college, and save yourself a few thousand bucks in the deal.
230677
Go to a community college website and most of the time you can get in their library.
772006
Start off at a community college or junior college those are alot cheaper, and the best part you get the same classes for about half the price. 12 units is considered a full load so I always try to take 6 units of fun enrichment classes and 6 of classes I actually need which takes a little longer but combats the getting burnt out affect. Plus if you are worried about the financial part most all colleges offer financial aid and it ends up paying you to go to school. Good Luck
206351
I agree with most of what has already been said.  The message you should be getting, though, is that you should apply anyway.  Apply to at least three schools, including those you really want to go to and a couple you would settle for.  Community college can be a great way to get an education, but it will require lots of discipline on your part to complete the process in a reasonable time.  I have met very few people who completed junior college with a degree in the two years it should take.  If you go to junior college, arrange a meeting with a counselor before you chose your first semester classes.  Set up a plan to get all the courses you need completed in two years.  Also ask the counselor whether they have transfer agreements with any universities.  In my home town, a person who can't get in to the state university can enter a contract through the junior college that will guarantee them admission to the state university if they complete certain classes within a given time period.  The bottom line is that you should go for it and don't worry about the things you can't change.
964860
your local community college.....
707281
i would suggest going to a community college first to raise your GPA, plus you will save some money because some Universities will allow you transfer credits.
613654
I'm not sure I understand your question but your local community college should offer classes on computers and database software for a reasonable cost.
424410
your best bet is at a community college, but sometimes high schools also offer adult ed programs with foreign language.
625668
i you love doing it then that is all that matters, college doesn't garunte you a place in the career world. I myself love my job but my family wants me to go to college. So i signed up for pulaski tech, its a community college. that is the best way to go, its the cheapest, get your basics at a community, and you get this little diploma thing, then if you feel like goin to actual college more power to you. but you don't have to quit, there are night classes, on-line classes, corespondence classes (which i highly recommend)
532391
Go to Community Colleges in GA
562522
The cheapest way is to do your first two years of college at a community college as they are much cheaper and then you transfer to a 4 year public college to finish up.
593201
For me it would depend on cost and the education you want. I found attending community college the first two years was much cheaper than paying for the same courses at a university. I then transferred to a 4 year university and that worked for me. It also liekly depends on your age...I was 22 when I returned to school-I wasn't in the same place as some 18 year old are with wanting to room with other kids their age etc.
808354
NO!! I went to a community college for two years. I never really did anything except show up for tests. I left with a 3.4 GPA. But now i've transfered to Indiana University and because of the bad habits i developed at my community college I am kind of struggling. I felt alot more prepared out of high school for a major university than i do now. \nAlso if you do plan on transferring to a four year school make sure your credits will transfer. All but 2 of my classes transferred, but every school is different. \nBut besides all that community college is great. They have small classes and the people are alot more helpful and friendly. Good luck!
108401
My mother went to a community college in her area and pasted her real astate exam with flying colors. Check out the community colleges in your area.
196721
I would look into local colleges even community colleges offer distant learning i am a mom too attending school full time and i go to school and take distant learning from the same college. The advisers can point you in right direction
1066484
why not go to a community college instead? distance learning courses are crap, just like online courses.