<p>Hi, I'm reaching for schools like MIT, and I'm wondering it it's worth it to take community college classes? They offer a CompSci class, but it's kinda basic and teaches VB.NET instead of Java that's used on the AP test. I think the college teachers are generally okay, but I wouldn't take a course just for them. Or should I just focus on self-studying for other APs myself? I'm concerned how much time it'll take for these community classes...</p>
<p>Honestly, CC classes are generally less difficult than APs. Unless you’re continuing your curriculum (like Multivariable Calc), I’m not sure it’s worth the time commitment.</p>
<p>Hmm, I don’t think I’ll apply now then. Thanks for the input. =]</p>