5 Reasons why SWTJC is the best choice during the pandemic

Stay Home
Students can live at home with their parents, which will save money on room and board. Being at home also gives you the assurance that you’ll be able to take care of yourself or a loved one if they were to become ill.

Stay Safe
SWTJC is the safest alternative to living in the dorms or sitting in large lecture halls. SWTJC prides itself on being able to tap into students’ concerns and provide answers and support.

Stay on track
Attending a community college is a great way to stay on track. No need to skip a year and wait for the pandemic to end. By the time you finish the gen eds, you can transfer to a four-year school and may only have your major courses to worry about.

Quality Education at an Affordable Price
According to College Board, the average community college costs $3,440 a year. A public, in-state four-year school, on the other hand, costs an average of $9,410 a year. The cost keeps on rising when you start looking at out-of-state and private four-year schools.

Keep your job
If you have a job and aren’t ready to quit, but still want to go to college, community college is the place for you. Hours at your job may have to shift with your class schedule, but because you will still be living in town, you don’t have to quit.