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Added Oct 20, 2022 •

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everyone I'm with former alumni Patrick about his time here and how late will cost from story help him get you so how do you think I'll help you get here so late talk to you haven't taken those Community College courses a lot of them may seem like you know you don't want to take them like those psychology classes in the philosophy classes you can just ran and got you had to take they help you spell much as the amount of credits transfer elk actually help you reduce the time you spend here I transferred over with 84 credits meeting I'm two years into my college work when I'm always spent a quarter here so much time to take your upper division classes and get your degree faster commuting what are the pros and cons of commuting there's pros and cons to each of them and I'll start with committing the pros of commuting is at its beginning to enjoy the comfort of your home you know you can do everything at home you have an office at home if it's based at home but the biggest con is the traffic I mean you have to take the 405 back and forth if you don't leave it at the time you're going to be late for classes are very very minimal only used to live by yourself or with people you've never met before but the pros are accessed a free meal plan accessible housing everyone gets a spot no matter what everything is clean by professionals and you get to meet a bunch of new people and everyone here has been super nice we haven't had that experience yet another courses offered at Lake Balboa Park Preparatory help you and your forces here to lecture in the workload now that the biggest part of the day versiti in all of my classes there's a hundred plus people in every single person from a different part of the world the one taking community college class at Lake Balboa diversity to the transition of a big