Collin County Community College General Informatin

 

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Brandi T.

Plano, TX

Everybody who works here is a flippin' moron. That's all I have to say.

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Ashley B.

Austin, TX

It's cheap and there are some good teachers but almost nothing transfers and trying to actually talk to someone that works in the office is impossible. The advisers are non-existent and don't actually give a flip about what they are doing.
The average age must be at least 30.

Most of the art related classes have ridiculous times like 6-11 pm three times a week, and that's it!

Avoid this place.

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F. Kelly D.

Plano, TX

(1) Quad-C's Theater program is fantastic.  Get season tickets for pennies.  You'll be so impressed - you'll be sending them extra money the next year as a sponsor!
(2) If you live in Collin County you can get a free library card.  Now admittedly, Plano's five city libraries can take care of almost any wants - but this gives you an option when you want to go even deeper into a topic.
(3) The academics are impressive.  You can go just for leisure learning (prices are dirt cheap) or you can send your kids through their honors institute.  Lots of over-achievers make their high school schedules fit by taking American History or Government here.  [And it's real college credit, not just AP, "hope they accept it".]  As a final touch several of the local colleges let you dual enroll.  You pay Quad-C prices for the first two years (and are taught by teachers who want to teach) and then are already admitted to the university for the next two years.

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