Quantum Bit
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Depends on the professors and the size of the school.
Sniping_g said:u need to know a lot of math to go in the math fiel
My fiance earned an associate degree in accounting from a community college, then enrolled at a four-year university and earned a BS. Two years in CC, and two years at university. Attending a community college is not useless.Which is a shame on the student, because the typical kid who attends community college spends 1-2 years at a community college then realizes that it is useless and transfers to a 4 year school and basically has to start all over.
jaeusm said:My fiance earned an associate degree in accounting from a community college, then enrolled at a four-year university and earned a BS. Two years in CC, and two years at university. Attending a community college is not useless.
If it's a "main-stream" major, it will transfer more often than not.It all depends what school you attend and your major.
And I would argue that the education level of faculty isn't as important as you may believe. (Actually, I'm far more impressed with actual work experience than the degree, but I digress -- that's a different argument.) Community college education only covers the first two years of BS program. How much education is really required? At traditional 4-year universities, graduate assistants teach many first and second year courses, and sometimes even higher level courses. I know this is true because I was one for three years.but the faculty education level compared to a 4 year school is ridiculous.