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I think it's your best bet is to take the prerequisites for the degree at a transfer institution, which is the one area community colleges are specifically desi
by manav 9y ago
I think it's your best bet is to take the prerequisites for the degree at a transfer institution, which is the one area community colleges are specifically designed for.
Generally this is something like Math (Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Discrete Math & Probability) and Computer Science (Intro Programming and or Object Oriented Programming, Data Structures, Machine Level/Computer Architecture).
The classes will vary by school but usually follow those same basics. In California a useful resource is http://www.assist.org http://www.assist.org.
- marktangotango 9y agoThis critical, I knew several people who went to community college, planning to transfer to four year schools who were totally screwed when none of their credits transferred. They had to retake all those classes. It's a shame the system allows this.