More University Students Save Money By Taking Cheaper Community College Courses
by Daniel de Vise Sean Daly’s friends in Potomac spend their summer days planning their summer nights, savoring three months of freedom from the college grind. But Daly returned home from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles and headed straight to the local community college for more classes. Community colleges in the Northeast region are doing brisk business this summer with students from four-year universities. The students are taking advantage of increasingly flexible transfer policies to load up on cheap, convenient credits that will help them graduate more quickly and at a lower expense. Prince George’s Community College enrolled […]
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