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Message: [QUOTE="alexd, post: 3969892, member: 46"] Yes! This is exactly what our daughter did. She did very well in high school but had to really work hard to get there. Her SAT's were okay, not great. She wasn't sure what she wanted to major in. We convinced her to go the Community college route here in CT. She had a nice P/T job here. Lived at home, after one year at Tunxis CC, she knew what she wanted to major in (Education). After two years at Tunxis (she didn't actually graduate with an AA since she declared late), she had saved a ton of money from her job and transfered to Eastern CT State University. They do a nice job there with large number of transfer students they get. She roomed with 3 other transfers in a quad. For the 2nd year, three of them moved to an off campus apartment. She did great. Student taught in Manchester, graduated with a degree in Communications and two teaching certifications in 2018. She had no problem getting a teaching job and is about to finish her Education Masters at Univ. of St. Joseph this summer. Oh, and she bought a house during Covid with her fiance. :) [/QUOTE]