Ask HN: Which US college has the best program for non-degree seeking adults?

Re:Ask HN: Which US college has the best program for non-deg... by kwiromeo on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @06:54PM (#27598351)

you could try out some classes at the local community college. I know that they tend to have working professionals teaching course, so if you're taking a class like drawing, or finance, where the teacher having professional make a difference, it's a safe bet. I am not sure about how the liberal arts topics fare though

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Re:Ask HN: Which US college has the best program for non-deg... by yuy910616 on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @07:25PM (#27598669)

That's interesting. I didn't know it's often taught by working professionals. My (wrong) impression of community is that it is a cheap alternative for getting some classes out of the way.

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Re:Ask HN: Which US college has the best program for non-deg... by wolverine876 on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @10:59PM (#27600299)

People have many motives for community college, and many smart people go to them for various reasons. On average, better schools will have classes and teachers who are more engaged, passionate, smarter, etc. about the academic subjects. Especially if you are intellectually curious yourself, and it sounds like you are, I think engaging with people like that would be the best part.

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