The Working Learner

In recent years, many states have started to pass laws that allow community colleges to offer bachelor’s degrees as part of their curriculum. The core reasons behind this are to meet the ever-growing workforce demands and increase access to educational and career advancement opportunities.

Not only do community colleges have pre-med, but it is also a smart idea to cover all the initial courses at a community college and then transfer to a four-year bachelor’s program.College is expensive enough on its own, with the added cost of med school, it can be a very financially demanding career path. Even though medical professionals tend to earn a good salary, most of them are stuck paying off their student debts for years.