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To: bentway who wrote (495987)7/17/2009 1:50:46 PM
From: i-node  Respond to of 1577903
 
It totally depends on the community college. I taught at one where the students were pathetically ill-equipped. And another where they were as good as university students. And I've taught university students who don't give a shit, too.

It just depends on the school. That's about all you can say.



To: bentway who wrote (495987)7/17/2009 3:35:05 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1577903
 
The class size is MUCH smaller, with students receiving individual attention, not from some harried teaching assistant, but from the instructor, who usually has actual real-life experience in the subject they're teaching.

You're right. I had to take some CC courses so I could meet the requirements for getting into the Master's program. The instructors are much more attentive and available but then the people attending CC tend to need it.


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