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["Lynda" <lurine AT softcom.net>]

Bill, CC's are for AA/AS degrees, they aren't meant to have classes that
contribute to a BA degree.  Colleges that do have BA degrees don't have 2/3
of their classes not contibuting to BA degrees.  Get your head out of a
space that never sees daylight.

Just for those who might be interested or slightly confused by all the 
misinformation presented by the resident bullshiter, California's community 
colleges have several purposes -- 1) certificate programs (RN, LVN, CNA, DA, 
RT, Drafting, contracting, landscaping, mechanic, and about 3 dozen others); 
2) AA/AS degree programs; 3) transfer programs; 4) diploma programs (for 
those that didn't finish high school; 5) GED programs; 6) continuing ed 
programs (for nursing, teachers, docs, etc. that have to have ECUs to keep 
their degrees) and 6) general interest classes for the community.

They do NOT offer a Bachelor's degree.

Lynda, who wonders who the moron really is!
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Jones" <billj AT harborside.com>


> You're such a moron, "Lynda".  Look at your college catalog and see that
> 2/3 of the "college math classes" offered do not contribute units to a B.
> A.