Community colleges offer a cheaper and more flexible option for students. They also sometimes offer work ready programs that students can complete faster and be ready to work sooner. The one I work at has a robust and competitive Health Sciences department that graduates RNs, Dental Hygienist, and several other profitable programs in healthcare (and you can make a lot of money and never step foot on a University campus if you can crack it in something like Dental Hygiene). We also have a much closer relationship with the community and even offer fully funded degrees to locals, and many of our students are non traditional or even High school students.
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