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All I know is that when I took ENGL 104 there, the only way that it could have been any easier was if the teacher wrote everything for me.

Yes. But all three of the JCs I have taken classes at have been.

Blinn is equal to high school. I made really good grades at Blinn with no effort and I am stoopid. I didn't make such good grades at A&M with a lot more effort.

Not knocking Blinn, but yeah it really is that much easier.

Most classes are easier at Blinn but there a few ones that are much harder at blinn, I have given my old tests from engineering physics to a friend who took the equivalent physics at tamu and he didnt know how to do a single one of the problems....

Some profs teach at both schools. I took a history class at A&M with a prof that did that. His class wasn't easy.

better question, did any of you actually take classes during the normal year there, or just summer? because there is most definitely a difference

good question. I took Tech Writing at Blinn in a 5 week summer course and it was a breeze. I also took my math classes at Blinn and when it came time to use upper level math when I got to TAMU, I was better off than those people I knew that took their math at TAMU.


It's a combination of what class, when, and who (teacher and student).

Tech writing at A&M was a breeze as well. One of the easiest A's I made there.

I took my first summer course ever last summer at Blinn - it wasn't that much easier! The hardest math prof at A&M was going to be my teacher but somehow that changed at the last moment. He's that older guy that wears the same shirt almost every day - the guy with the beard.

I took his class at A&M for three days and that was 3 days too long!