09-27-2019, 03:21 PM
(09-27-2019, 06:45 AM)sanantone Wrote:(09-26-2019, 11:24 PM)dfrecore Wrote: So the problem isn't finding better prices necessarily - I think most of us can find decent in-state prices for online courses. It's finding a school with a large online catalog, AND rolling start dates - Rio Salado has both, most schools don't.
Maybe it's because I was only looking for science prerequisites, but Rio Salado never appealed to me. I found the same courses that they were offering at other schools. The Dallas Community College District is cheaper for out-of-state students, even compared to Rio's old cost, and they offer online science courses that Rio doesn't. They don't have rolling start dates, but they have 8-week classes. Expect to pay more at a school with rolling start dates because they're going to need more adjuncts.
It's never appealed to me either (CA CC's are far cheaper at $46/cr) - but I have recommended it to people who needed credit immediately in something and didn't live here.
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