I registered for an online course for programming at a CC, and dropped it as soon as I saw this:

[UglyGod360]

I signed up for an online course that starts tomorrow and lasts 8 weeks

Then I went to "pay tuition" thinking it was going to be free, and I got flabbergasted once I saw I would have to pay $800 if I took the course. Uh-uh, nope, not happening. There is no way I am paying $800 for something I could teach myself.


I submitted my federal student aid bullshit, and I guess it didn't transfer through or whatever, they're still determining my residency status, fucking hell, I never knew registering for college classes would be this difficult. Today is the last day to register for summer classes, I guess it wasn't meant to be. I am not going to bother anymore. Henceforth I will teach myself everything related to computer science. No college. I will only go to college if I decide to take chemistry/biology/math to become a doctor.

 

[Anchor_Ship]

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[UglyGod360]

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[Deleted member 16380]

I signed up for an online course that starts tomorrow and lasts 8 weeks


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Then I went to "pay tuition" thinking it was going to be free, and I got flabbergasted once I saw I would have to pay $800 if I took the course. Uh-uh, nope, not happening. There is no way I am paying $800 for something I could teach myself.


I submitted my federal student aid bullshit, and I guess it didn't transfer through or whatever, they're still determining my residency status, fucking hell, I never knew registering for college classes would be this difficult. Today is the last day to register for summer classes, I guess it wasn't meant to be. I am not going to bother anymore. Henceforth I will teach myself everything related to computer science. No college. I will only go to college if I decide to take chemistry/biology/math to become a doctor.

I learned probability theory and mathematical statistics myself from the textbooks

You do not need to pay as much to just "learn": it is a robbery.

 

[Lorsss]

800 dollars for computer science books is more worthy