Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When did they drop the "community" from Montgomery College?

It's considerd a top community college in Maryland and ranked 17th nationally among more than 650 community colleges. Lol, rankings of CCs??

Your/your kid's experience at MC?

I don’t get it the “lol.” Can you explain why you find this funny?

Why exactly are community colleges ranked? Can't anyone take a class at these colleges?

Why rank public high schools? Can't anyone go?

Do you recommend one campus - Rockville, Germantown, Silver Spring/Takoma, online -
over the other and for what field/program/department?

I am amazed by the amount and variety of classes offered with highly rated teachers. With the cost of college being so exorbitant, it is not a a bad way to save two years of tuition.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When did they drop the "community" from Montgomery College?

It's considerd a top community college in Maryland and ranked 17th nationally among more than 650 community colleges. Lol, rankings of CCs??

Your/your kid's experience at MC?

I don’t get it the “lol.” Can you explain why you find this funny?

Why exactly are community colleges ranked? Can't anyone take a class at these colleges?

It is super weird that you are trying to make a point that none of us are following OP. Do you think it's funny that MC is excellent? It's not cool or useful to be a snob. Do more productive things with your time.

It is a great school and meets a need. Lots of colleges can't say that.

Get a new hobby bruh.

Anonymous wrote:I love their teachers. The best part of Montgomery College is their faculty.

+1

Great professors!

I took a few undergrad classes there that transferred to other universities.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a great option and leads to to UMD if that is what your child is seeking.

It has a great reputation and we are lucky to have it!

? Is it

What do you mean is it?

Screw off.

Of course it is. Community colleges are fabulous. MC is one of the absolute best. Professors are great. School is run well.

Students go from there to wonderful 4 year programs.

It's finnancaly more responsible than going to Univ of South Carolina OOS or Indiana or OMG Alabama so dumb.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a great option and leads to guaranteed admission to UMD if that is what your child is seeking.

It has a great reputation and we are lucky to have it!

+1

Anonymous wrote:When did they drop the "community" from Montgomery College?

It's considerd a top community college in Maryland and ranked 17th nationally among more than 650 community colleges. Lol, rankings of CCs??

Your/your kid's experience at MC?

I don’t get it the “lol.” Can you explain why you find this funny?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When did they drop the "community" from Montgomery College?

It's considerd a top community college in Maryland and ranked 17th nationally among more than 650 community colleges. Lol, rankings of CCs??

Your/your kid's experience at MC?

lol, yes

My HS kid is currently there for DE math. Her professor teaches the exact same class -- same syllabus, same exams, all of it -- at UMD.

So the CC "rankings" (lol) coincides with national universities.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s a great option and leads to guaranteed admission to UMD if that is what your child is seeking.

It has a great reputation and we are lucky to have it!

Does it?

It does with a 3.0 gpa which is a considerably lower bar than being admitted straight from HS. My kids took DE classes there and enjoyed them. They liked the instructors.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a great option and leads to guaranteed admission to UMD if that is what your child is seeking.

It has a great reputation and we are lucky to have it!

Does it?

Anonymous wrote:When did they drop the "community" from Montgomery College?

It's considerd a top community college in Maryland and ranked 17th nationally among more than 650 community colleges. Lol, rankings of CCs??

Your/your kid's experience at MC?

lol, yes

My HS kid is currently there for DE math. Her professor teaches the exact same class -- same syllabus, same exams, all of it -- at UMD.

Anonymous wrote:It’s a great option and leads to to UMD if that is what your child is seeking.

It has a great reputation and we are lucky to have it!

? Is it

My kids took a lot of their summer classes and camps. I took STEM undergrad courses for my own knowledge.