Dual Enrolling at CC

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<p>I will a senior next year and I am looking into dual enrolling at my local CC. I am already dual enrolled in Calc III/Differential Equations (semester 1/semester 2). I would also like to take a class on the weekend. There aren’t too many things available, but here’s what is. What do you guys think might be interesting?</p>

<li>Beginning Arabic (I studied Arabic for around eight years [ages 2-9], but can only read/write. I cannot speak a word!)</li>
<li>Environmental Science</li>
<li>Composition I (Prereq for any English class at CC)</li>
<li>World Religions (This is what I’m leaning towards)</li>
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<p>The class names are pretty self-explanatory, but I can post the descriptions if necessary.</p>

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<p>If you can read it how can you not speak on word?</p>

<p>I think Arabic sounds awesome, anyway? Are you Arab?</p>

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<p>its possible jonny k. I can understand ibo when I hear it, but I cant write, read, or speak a word of it.</p>

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<li><p>Might be interesting and would be helpful to have a teacher aid you in pronunciation (you can learn how to read and write from books, but you really need a class to pronounce everything correctly).</p></li>
<li><p>Depends… do you like environmental science? Are you more focused on science or humanities?</p></li>
<li><p>I wouldn’t take this is I were you. I found my Composition I class to not be very rigorous at all. Just a few short papers and nightly readings.</p></li>
<li><p>This sounds interesting to me, but that’s just my opinion :wink: Its hard to choose classes for other people…</p></li>
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<p>When I say I can read, but I can’t speak, I mean that I can read written Arabic easily, but I cannot have a conversation in Arabic.</p>

<p>Jonathan K., I am not Arab…I am Asian (Pakistani). I studied Arabic because I am Muslim and our holy book, the Koran, is written in Arabic.</p>

<p>zpmqxonw, thanks for your opinions.</p>