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I know there are craploads of threads on this topic and I'm pretty sure I've read them all. It seems to me like the general consensus is that retaking pre req's at a community college after you've graduated from a university is okay, AS LONG as there is a justified reason behind it. Does this sound correct to most of you?
I've been calling and emailing and researching all the schools around my area (NorCal) and it looks like the only schools that are on quarter system (so that I can replace an entire science series like Chem A-B-C) are CSU East Bay, and a couple community colleges in San Jose. With that being, I've called CSU East Bay and they will not allow me to take classes a la carte unless it is through their Open University Program which is insanely expensive per unit, considering I will be retaking around 6-8 classes at 5 units per class. My only other option is to take them at a community college, but I'm very worried that most schools will look down on this :/ Touro emailed me back saying that this is fine, but I'm still worried that other schools will not approve of this (since I'll be applying broadly), however it is my only option :/ any ideas?
I've been calling and emailing and researching all the schools around my area (NorCal) and it looks like the only schools that are on quarter system (so that I can replace an entire science series like Chem A-B-C) are CSU East Bay, and a couple community colleges in San Jose. With that being, I've called CSU East Bay and they will not allow me to take classes a la carte unless it is through their Open University Program which is insanely expensive per unit, considering I will be retaking around 6-8 classes at 5 units per class. My only other option is to take them at a community college, but I'm very worried that most schools will look down on this :/ Touro emailed me back saying that this is fine, but I'm still worried that other schools will not approve of this (since I'll be applying broadly), however it is my only option :/ any ideas?