Three different community colleges?

[Ochemlover45]

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I'm a non-traditional student who has to work to pay for school and my family. I currently have taken pre-reqs at two different community colleges. Unfortunately, they do not offer physics II in the fall semester. I found another community college that does offer it. Would it be ill-advised to take it at a third community college?

Please do not make this about taking courses at a community college. I know that it is not recommended but they are significantly cheaper than my local universities.

 

[pkwraith]

As a non-trad, take your courses where they're available. It's just going to be annoying sending in 4 transcripts every time, but you have to do what you got to do.

 

[Mbeas]

I've taken courses at several CC's too. The only problem, as mentioned above, is having to send in all of the transcripts.

 

[deleted357625]

I'm a non-traditional student who has to work to pay for school and my family. I currently have taken pre-reqs at two different community colleges. Unfortunately, they do not offer physics II in the fall semester. I found another community college that does offer it. Would it be ill-advised to take it at a third community college?

Please do not make this about taking courses at a community college. I know that it is not recommended but they are significantly cheaper than my local universities.

It's fine to do that.

 

[vc7777]

OP - you are best to PM a moderator, and ask to move this to Non-traditional Forum. Asking the nontrads I suspect will be more useful to you? 😉

 

[CougarMD]

Moving to the Non-Trad forum.


Just to add, you're fine. I had a total of 8 transcripts (4 from CCs) when I applied. The only annoyance was to me when sending the transcripts. AMCAS orders things pretty well, and makes it a bit more readable🙂

 

[TriagePreMed]

At least that's better than my friend that has to literally travel to 3 different community colleges during the semester just to get the classes he needs.