Ccac boyce campus is about 13 miles east of downtown pittsburgh and more suburban. Currently looking at community college of allegheny county for my schooling They're starting a full online a.s program this fall I'm full time military and need to do the a.s program to have our tuition assistance funding cover Is there anyone here who has went to this particular school? Were you able to do it all online??
I think ccac get u much bang for the bucks than anywhere Sure there r dumb ppl in community colleges, but it's really what u make of it I mean, there r dumb pplin reg 4 yr school too. If anyone knows anything about this, even regarding other colleges, is it true and if it is, is it as easy at is seems? In my opinion, allegheny campus has much more of a college campus vibe Either way, if you put in work at ccac, i think you will be fine at pitt
I saved a ton of money when i still had no clue what i wanted to major in. Went to ccac allegheny for a year when i was 18, before transferring to pitt main Had a really good experience and some very fine teachers It was mostly gen ed requirements, but the classes were good and the instructors were on the ball and thoughtful. I went to el paso community college and my director/instructor was marie racine I loved it and her and would definitely recommend it
Unfortunately the college discontinued it when the centers deemed the market for therapists was overflowing. Allegheny county community college in pittsburgh has a program Gwynedd mercy also has a program in pa You will need to complete a degree program to become an rt So either do a straight therapy program that earns at least an associate degree Not necessarily, but it's considerably cheaper to go to ccac when you're an allegheny county resident.
The @ppsc classes are essentially what used to be the pikes peak online campus and the @consortium classes are essentially what used to be ccconline.
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