Consider taking community college classes while at a 4-Year university

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University and community college might seem like an either-or choice. However, it’s possible to be enrolled in both simultaneously, experts say. In fact, many four-year university students leverage community college to meet their academic goals.

“Taking classes at more than one institution is a very common college experience,” says Heather Cartagena, executive director of advising at University of California—Irvine.

University students might choose to enroll in community college for many reasons, experts say. Typically, students are trying to catch up, get ahead or make room for additional programs.

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