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how does community college work?
how does community college work? do people choose a major or something?
and how do ppl at universitys with random majors find jobs? like, if you major in anthropology and sociology?
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Community Colleges help take care of the general education part of your college life (essentially the first 2 years) and also let's you take some intro classes that will ultimately be requirements towards your major should you choose to transfer to a university or college. You can choose a major and meet with an academic adviser at the College to instruct you on what classes you need to take in order to transfer. Or even if you don't have a major, the academic advisers can help you narrow down a choice.
Ultimately, you can't get a Bachelor's Degree without finishing your studies at a university. You can obtain an Associate's Degree though in Community College. It is also typically easier to transfer from a Community College to a University than going to a University straight from high school.
As far as how people who study at Universities find jobs related to their major, a lot of them get internships from school and that gets them started in their field. References from any mentors or professors are a big boost too.
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