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How Much money is it to go to a Community College for four years?
Kayme304
It depends on which community college, its location, and state tuition caps. I do hope you realize that community college degrees are typically designed as two year programs of study and not four. That is unless you turn into what I would call a perpetual student hall of famer. All colleges have them. To determine the cost of the community college in your area, read the following carefully and follow through on the link provided below this answer box.
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Community Colleges are a Great Bargain?
Community college is an excellent way to begin or end one's college education. Completing the first two years of classes at a community college before transferring to a four-year university is an excellent way to save money because community college tuition is normally much lower. For students planning to work in a field that requires only an Associate degree, community colleges usually have a wide variety of programs.
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The Price is Much More Affordable at Community College?
Paying for community college is much cheaper than financing the education you would get at a university. Community college finance options are found easier than others because the school is smaller and the tuition is not as high. Community colleges will accept scholarships and grants just like any other school, and you can use the extra money for school supplies or living expenses. If you live in a city that has a community college, try beginning your college career there and then go to a larger school.
How much does boards cost in a community college?
to much
How much does community cost?
depends what state you live in. go to your community college's website.
What is better transferring from a community college or from a university?
A university diploma is much better, and more expensive, than a diploma from a community college.
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Compare private college with community college?
they cannot be compared, community college is cheaper, and definitely a great option for the first 2 years. But private school is so much harder, much better reputations, but a lot of cash if you do not get scholarship. I spent one year at a community college, it was very easy and in my opinion not challenging at all. Then i went to Bowling Green State University, a public college, and that is a nice step up in challenging academics, much cheaper than private school, and has a much better reputation than community colleges. After one year there, i transferred to Wesleyan in Connecticut, which is much much more challenging than both community and state colleges. I supose it was a really big leap, considering BGSU is not one of the best public schools, and Wesleyan is a little Ivy, a group of 3 liberal arts colleges that were too small to be ivy league schools, but still have the academic reputation of the ivies. but i would say Community College--------> Public College---------> and then Private College.
