IntenseConcentration
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Oh okay, that makes sense. Thank you.Do biology at an in-person school and take it with a lab. Given your age and academic & personal history, no one would fault you for taking it at a less expensive school (e.g. community college). I doubt anyone would look at the circumstances and think you were choosing community college to avoid a weed-out course at your own school (particularly given that you are an online student). That is the biggest gripe, I think, against community college is that people take courses there to avoid taking a weed out course like physics or o-chem at a school where they will face stiff competition in notoriously difficult courses.
It is much easier to do it online at my school than the local CC just due to administrative reasons. Would it be that big of a red flag for the first semester of general bio? It's across town, I've got no car, and I'd have to pay out of pocket. I'm just trying to weigh all my options.Do biology at an in-person school and take it with a lab. Given your age and academic & personal history, no one would fault you for taking it at a less expensive school (e.g. community college). I doubt anyone would look at the circumstances and think you were choosing community college to avoid a weed-out course at your own school (particularly given that you are an online student). That is the biggest gripe, I think, against community college is that people take courses there to avoid taking a weed out course like physics or o-chem at a school where they will face stiff competition in notoriously difficult courses.