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Where I came from (NE Ohio) most of their students took longer than 4 years to graduate with a 2 year degree and many more never finished. The quality of curric
by birdyrooster 7y ago
Where I came from (NE Ohio) most of their students took longer than 4 years to graduate with a 2 year degree and many more never finished. The quality of curriculum and teaching was typically poor and the equipment was only adequate. It was and probably still is, for the average customer, a waste of money.
- JamesBarney 7y agoThis is the complete opposite of what my friends and family have experienced. Many of their favorite teachers worked at community colleges. Specifically at Austin and Houston community colleges. And they got their undergrad at more prestigious universities like University of Texas at Austin.
- JamesBarney 7y agoThis is the complete opposite of what my friends and family have experienced. Many of their favorite teachers worked at community colleges. Specifically at Austin and Houston community colleges. And many got their undergrad at more prestigious universities like University of Texas at Austin.
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- _eht 7y agoNobody here is saying the teachers were bad.
- JamesBarney 7y agoThat's how I read > The quality of curriculum and teaching was typically poor
- impendia 7y ago>most of their students took longer than 4 years to graduate with a 2 year degree and many more never finished I think this is, perhaps, to be expected. 4-year universities practice selective admissions, whereas community colleges generally let anyone enroll. Community colleges make opportunities available to all, including some who find they aren't well prepared for them. > the equipment was only adequate. Tuition is much cheaper than at 4-year universities. This is inevitable.