Summary Of 5 Reasons To Consider Community College By Andrew Warner

In a recent article by Andrew Warner titled “5 Reasons to Consider Community College”
Warner addresses the topic of why community college might be better and states reasons. One main point from the article is 30% of U.S. undergraduates are enrolled at public, two-year colleges. They also offer benefits like open-enrollment policies and flexible scheduling Warner. Warner gives a pretty good statistic that nearly half of the U.S undergrads are attending a public two year college. He also states that there are benefits of open enrollment policies and flexible scheduling. In addition, the point given is that “Attending community college can be an affordable way to dip your toes into higher education before transferring to a four-year program.”

They also say that it may be less money, it would be less money because starting at a two year is way cheaper than being at a four year so missing a year at the four year might not be the worst idea cause you save lots. Likewise the main point explaining Community colleges have flexible scheduling. Flexible scheduling gives students the ability to attend college while working or raising a family. This could also be for studying, getting homework in and night classes, some examples from the article “5 Reasons To Consider Community College ''. Also a four year college may not have that type of flexibility, you might be slammed with homework and you won't have more time. Warner gives lots of reasons why community might be a better choice just for a year or the full two than transfer. But either way any option you choose is good. One question I would react to is Would your parents support this option? If I went home and told them I wanted to go to community college I think they would support it. They are both very supportive parents. In addition, another question that I find interesting is: What would be the advantages to choosing this option? One advantage could be I could do