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CMV: Community Colleges should be allowed to offer 4-year degrees.

Before I transferred to college, I was at a community college for four years. I completed all my lower division general education classes and received an A.A in Communication studies. I feel that I have completed enough college courses to have already received a 4-year degree. The courses I am enrolled in now at my university for Communication Studies are very similar in difficulty and subject matter. Although I do enjoy my classes at the university, it feels somewhat redundant.

Since many of us have come to understand that a Master’s degree is the new Bachelor’s degree, I feel it makes sense to offer 4-year degrees in community colleges. This would save time because the degree would be completed sooner as is my case, and it would save money because community colleges are generally cheaper than universities. I do not want to blend community colleges and universities, because community college offers benefits that universities do not such as accepting all those willing to enroll and tuition is cheaper. Therefore, instead of change the current university system, community colleges should offer 4-year degrees.
gpt
If they offered a 4-year degree, they wouldn't be community colleges anymore.  They'd be universities, and they'd cost as much as universities.  

That's what separates the two.  It's why community college is cheaper.  Because it's a stepping stone that doesn't have to go through all the stuff it takes to offer a four-year degree.  

This is like saying that McDonald's should serve filet mignon, but still be $3.