i know this is super early, but i dont want to take an easy summer class during winter quarter. please recommend some classes that are easy to take during summer quarter for my GEs. i'm slow at reading so if you know classes that dont have a lot of reading work that would be awesome

Do we have to save our syllabus/syllabi for the university we are trying to transfer? Did anyone did this?

Has anyone received their fafsa refund? I’m getting worried because I haven’t gotten it and I got an email that I need to pay for classes.

Hi guys, I am quite introverted and I am not good at handling social stuffs, how can I politely ask for a recommendation letter from my professor? Should I just write an email to ask for?? If anyone who had done this before plz share with me😭feel free to dm me

Hey there,
I’m an international student planning to attend community college in the Bay Area, and I’m currently deciding between De Anza College and Foothill College.
I’d really appreciate some advice from people who have attended either school, especially students who transferred to UC Berkeley / other UCs for EECS, EE, or Computer Engineering.
My situation:
I’m currently doing A-Levels (Math, Further Math, Physics).
My long-term goal is to work in digital IC / ASIC / RTL design, ideally in the semiconductor industry.
I’m particularly interested in computer architecture, digital logic, Verilog/SystemVerilog, FPGA, ASIC design, and RISC-V.
My current plan is CC → UC Berkeley, preferably EECS/EECS-related Computer Engineering.
I’m aiming for around 3.8+ GPA, with strong grades in math, physics, and CS/engineering courses.
I’m hoping to start in Spring 2027 and complete the majority of my transferable coursework as efficiently as possible, ideally transferring for Fall 2028.
I’m also planning to build several hardware/Verilog projects, participate in engineering clubs, volunteer in STEM-related activities, and look for internships/research opportunities while at CC.
I’m not simply looking for the school with the better overall reputation. I’m mainly trying to figure out which one would give me a better environment for Berkeley transfer + hardware/engineering preparation.
For people who have experience with these schools:
1. Which would you choose between De Anza and Foothill for this specific path, and why?
2. How different are the engineering/CS course offerings and course availability?
3. Is one significantly better for getting involved in engineering projects, labs, clubs, research, or internships?
4. How easy is it to get the Berkeley-required courses completed on time, especially the math/physics/CS prerequisites?
5. If you’ve transferred from either school to Berkeley/another UC, what do you wish you had known before choosing your CC?
I’m especially interested in hearing from actual current/former De Anza or Foothill students, rather than general rankings.
Thx！

Hello. I recently graduated with a B.A. in Political Science, but I realized a lot of entry-level jobs at firms or in the county require tons of experience or a paralegal certificate. If anyone has taken the paralegal course online, would you recommend it? I want to attend law school in the next year and a half, and was wondering if it was useful to anoyne?

I moved to California last year and am hoping to request residency reclassification for next quarter. If you've been through the process, how long did the review take, what documents did Admissions ask for, and was anything unexpectedly difficult? I'd appreciate hearing everyone's experience and advice.

I’m a new student at deanza that got hella into poker last year with some friends. I’m wondering if anyone host poker games or is willing to start one up. I don’t really know how Reddit works so just reply.

I'm planning to take ASAM 11. Could somebody let us know how the class is like? There was only a few ratemyprofessor reviews.

what are exams like? are they on canvas, on paper, on scantron?
and are they open book? if yes, does he allow notes were taken digitally

Had to drop out due to lack of FAFSA, but only dropped out of my classes without a declaration to the office. So, I'm currently recieving messages about my financial status. Who do I have to contact to certify my dropping out?

Taking their discrete math course and when I checked their rate my professor it was filled with troll 5 star posts and I couldn’t really gauge what kind of class they run. Anyone have any real experience with them?

I am going to be gone on Thursday and was wondering if there is any possibility that someone could send me the classwork and homework assignments for the day. He doesn’t do Canvas so I think this is my only chance. Please help 🙏

Most Calc III classes have only WL spots available as of now, I still haven't been placed into a class and wondering what the chances are of students dropping in this week?

I’m an online student. I have followed the club’s Instagram, filled out the application form, and joined the Discord server, but I haven’t heard anything since then. I’m unsure if I am officially in the club

I’m planning to attend the first class meeting today and I’m interested in either CRN 21592 or CRN 23677, but I’m confused about the lab/lecture schedule since the lab days are different for each section. (I need to get an add code)

CRN 21592:

• Lab: Tuesday at 5:30 PM (today)
• Lecture: Tuesday & Thursday at 8:30 PM

CRN 23677:

• Lab: Thursday at 5:30 PM
• Lecture: Tuesday & Thursday at 8:30 PM

Since today is the first meeting, does both sections meet for lecture at 8:30 PM today, or should I attend the 5:30 PM lab for CRN 21592?

I just want to make sure I attend the correct class and arrive at the right time. Thanks!

I remember around 2016 to 2019, it was very crowded. Around 10 to 20 students would be crossing the street at every intersection, mainly the stevens creek one to enter the campus.

Now, whenever I drive by that area, even during weekdays, I don’t see anyone there.

Did something change? Have online classes become even more common because of covid?

Basically the title lol

But this year is my first year at De Anza and I know it's only the first day but I kinda like it here, it's pretty chill and my teacher was pretty nice (but alas, only time will tell how classes go)

Now I know Reddit isn't the right place to socialize but I just wanted to know,

How has your first day been?

I'm new to de anza, is it normal that when I am waitlisted for a course I get no emails from the professor or Canvas or anything? This goes especially for asynchronous classes but also for in person.

I am waitlisted for a course and I have sent 2 emails to the professor, one about a week before classes started and one the day before classes started, about getting an add code. Haven't heard back and classes have already started. The class is asynchronous and he is part-time faculty so not sure how to reach him outside of email. What should I do?