Might be headed to a Community College

Transfer Students
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<p>Small classes are a huge advantage of community colleges. I find it much, much easier to learn when I'm in a group of 20-40 students actively participating, instead of in a gigantic lecture hall with a PowerPoint up on the screen and a tiny speck professor/TA droning on in front while 2/3 of the class is playing on their laptops.</p>

<p>By far the worst/least interesting class I'm taking this semester at UAF is a 100-level freshman anthropology class (grad requirement). It's no coincidence that it's also one of those gigantic lecture hall snore-fest PowerPoint classes. I spend the whole class period surfing the Web and still have a B+ in the class.</p>

<p>There was no way I could get away with something like that at the community college I transferred from - there would be maybe 20 people in most classes, if that.</p>

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<p>depends on the person, I guess.</p>

<p>for me, i fit better w/ the anonymity of a large lecture class.
i tend to do as well in the recitations portion of my schedule.</p>

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<p>Go to LSU. It won't be much harder (if any) than a CC. I went to Ole Miss and they're academically about the same. You've got a great scholarship there, Baton Rouge is a lot of fun, and your transcript will look better since you went to an actual university.</p>

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<p>MAJOR UPDATE</p>

<p>Guys, I did go to a community college and I just got accepted into McCombs.</p>

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<p>Gratz dude!
Have a great time at Mccombs :D</p>