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Venter 11 months ago11 months ago
College and career, the professional knowledge learned in college may not be applied to the workplace. Different people have different pursuits for their career
Joseph Sims 11 months ago11 months ago
There always seems to be more classes needed after we transfer from Community Colleges to the Universities. I had to take 2 extra classes at a JC after graduating with 5, yes, 5 Associate level degrees. Both AA-T and AS-T. And somehow as a criminal justice degree I needed more classes? My JC counselor ensured me that I had taken all of the required classes only later to discover SDSU would say differently. I have … Read More
There always seems to be more classes needed after we transfer from Community Colleges to the Universities. I had to take 2 extra classes at a JC after graduating with 5, yes, 5 Associate level degrees. Both AA-T and AS-T. And somehow as a criminal justice degree I needed more classes? My JC counselor ensured me that I had taken all of the required classes only later to discover SDSU would say differently. I have encountered many others with the excact same issue. Same with Summer school classes and financial aid traps.