Comunity College

ok so im a senior this year and i am planning to attend a comunity college for 2 years then transfer to a university. I’m going to attend a cc in southern cali near LA and i have a job ready for when i move. So my question is how hard would it be to have a full time job and balance college? i’m most likely going to work 60-75 hours a week and need to know from other people how relatively hard it would be to balance college. ty

i know that they are on high demand…so is 8 hours part time and 12 is full time? which is easier to complete..college or university? can i choose my hours to work when i am an r.n?? plz tell me what you know about R.N’s other than being on high demand
what are the differences in community college and university??

what will be the esenario?and requirements?

i am insterested on taking classes to get my BS in bussiness mostly focus on HR Management. i have about 20 credit from a comunity college.

I love to perform, Im just trying to figure out what I can do how much work I need to put..etc.. I would love a little guidence

I have paid for the class, have had perfect attendance, and am going to pass the class, but I may not get credit because the community college has removed me for “not attending class”. The instructor has filled out the form to correct the mistake, but the people in the office are giving me a lot of grief over putting me back into the class.

So back to my question… If they don’t refund the money for that class, or if they don’t give me credit for the class after I earned it, can I sue?

i have just now found out i can skip senior high school year. i dont know what the difference is between community college and university

i live in hawaii… i want to leave. its to late to apply anywhere appart form a community college. so can anyone please help and inform me of any that would accept somone who is not a resident

also i want to study the arts (photography.. preforming) so if it offers those even better !

oh yeah and i want to go to california … or even new york

I want to become an engineer but i havent the highschool grades to get into a decent engineering college. If I go to a comunity college like Bergen to raise my grades and finish with an associates degree you think some better 4 year schools will take some interest so that I can succesfully transfer?
hey thats cool: Renselaer, and stevens are dream schools of mine actually. That makes me feel quite well that i can still go to them even after i got lazy for most of highschool, but by all meens im ready to get serious and cant wait to tackle bergen comunity with the utmost of care ….thanks abundle

Im going to a local community college. I didnt have a 3.5 out of highschool, so my new plan is to go to community college for a year, then try and get into Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. I am not sure how many credit hours i need before i can transfer. Thanks for any help.