I was thinking about taking a community college course as a guest/visiting

Why don't you contact them and see what they say?

>>18482379
bro just become a degree student, why the fuck would you want to waste your time to learn something with no reward?

>>18482383
I didn't feel like going in to ask and I honestly didn't think to call until half an hour ago and they're already closed.

>>18482391
The only reason I'd be going is to meet new people - I already have a decent job but I work at home and was kind of a recluse in my teens so I really don't have any friends. I wouldn't quality for FA, so even though I could easily afford it... spending thousands of dollars a year to be a full time college student (community college at that, when I hear it's not necessarily the best place to meet new people - anyone care to chime in?) and having to stick with the full time schedule doesn't really appeal to me.

Also just taking one course could kinda get my feet wet and I could see if it's something I'd want to do more of or if it'd just be a waste of time and money.

>>18482415
its a good idea, don't listen to that other guy.
I guess he doesn't realize that you don't have to be enrolled in a program/major in order to get credit.

if you take a single class then quit, then two years later decide to get a degree, your class will still count. double check the expiration though. my community college is 5 years before credits expire.

>>18482415
also, about your original question --- you can usually take a test to bypass the entrance requirements. or prove your skills with ACT/SAT whatever you did in high school.

just ask them.