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" generally, JUCO students are left to fend for themselves more so than at any typical D3-D1, NAIA options"

Although it varies by school, I would disagree. Generally speaking kids will find the JUCO instructors to be more available to help then the professors at 4 year schools. I.e. my wife took Chem 1a at UC Berkeley with 900 other students, she didn't get any one on one time with the instructor, sure my wife had a T/A who spoke English as a second language to help out.... My JC Chem 1a class had 15 students ...and used the same book......

6/20/165:08 PM

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