Another Shot At Nt Law School Funding?

[eppy4life]

I agree.

[SCREAMING EAGLE-66]

---Those guys (Indians, Packies, etc.) sure help the summer enrollment of community colleges especially in science and math classes. I have had dozens of students (in math) that are students at 4-year schools especially Tech or A&M that were home for the summer and were in my summer classes because they had signed up at a "mega-University" and their prof was some foreigner that they could NOT understand that was teaching their first class in their entire life. After a month or two they just dropped, some of these students are actually pretty good students, just trying to cover topics that they may have never done before.

---Often community colleges get a bad (arrogant) rap from 4-year places.... but here (and most others) you will get a prof with a masters or PHD that has likely taught for years and can usually speak English well --- instead of some rookie TA working on a master's that can barely speak or understand English. Going to a CC the first year is really a good idea--- after that things change. I have a lot of students that transfer to UNT. Oddly our transfer students do better than those that started at UNT as for as GPA and graduation rates... UNT provides us those stats. Very few other universities will provide that information, afraid to I suppose.

Edited July 22, 2007 by SCREAMING EAGLE-66