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Choco320 on December 5th, 2020 at 19:10 UTC »
Community College should already be free, it’s a good way to save money for your bachelors degree and there’s a lot of decent paying jobs you can get with the right associates where
Ionan89 on December 5th, 2020 at 17:45 UTC »
Community College is a fantastic resource for everybody. Whether a new High School graduate unsure about major, or someone wanting to learn a new skill or trade for those with vocational training programs and certificate programs, or someone thinking about starting a new career and/or degree.
Community College is an affordable way to either start your higher education, supplement it, or restart it. This would be a great start to expanding public education.
OnlyLoveCanBreak on December 5th, 2020 at 17:28 UTC »
Community college rules. I spent like $2000 total on my two years of general education 101 classes, then transferred and finished a bachelor’s degree at a four year school. In the business world as long as you have the degree, no one gives a shit where you did your first two years.
I also got a scholarship for transferring in with good grades. I ended up with “only” around $25,000 in debt, which is still absurd college costs that much but I was able to pay everything off without too much pain.