Oh I agree. The one I'm at is okay, and some of the instructors (usually the adjunct ones) are good. Still some of them seem like they barely could pass their o

Oh I agree. The one I'm at is okay, and some of the instructors (usually the adjunct ones) are good. Still some of them seem like they barely could pass their own course, which can be quite frustrating. The administration is alright, the advisers aren't great, but I already know what I'm doing so I haven't particularly needed them. I can't imagine getting screwed over on registration though, where I am I can register online and I've not had a problem through 2 semesters. Perhaps I'm overestimating most community colleges based on the one I'm going to. Still I'm just going into it with the mentality of it being work more than education. This is an obstacle I have to get through to get where I want to go. I've already decided on my career path, and I've learned more about it (Comp Sci) on my own than I will at community college. And it's something I'll continue to improve at the more I do it, so experience is more important than education. Especially considering how rapidly things change. tl;dr It's definitely not a quality experience, just gotta put in the time and don't let it discourage you. And live in Baltimore County :P