BigBend
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Hey there, fellow Texas college enthusiasts! Just your friendly neighborhood history buff here, checking in from Waco. The name's Danny, I've been teaching history at Baylor University for the better part of decade now.
Now, ain't one to usually venture out of my Baylor bubble, but my niece recently got her acceptance letter from Brazosport College and she's over the moon about it. Naturally, being the doting uncle am, promised her I'd do some digging around for her. So figured where better to get some insight than right here on our friendly Texas college forum. So what's the scoop? Are these courses gonna knock her socks off or what? Is she going to be up all night poring over textbooks and diagrams or is it more of hands-on learning experience?. Now don't get me wrong my niece isn't afraid of hard work. She once spent an entire summer restoring an old Chevy with her dad, so she definitely knows thing or two about rolling up her sleeves. But let's face it college ain't just about hitting the books.
Now, ain't one to usually venture out of my Baylor bubble, but my niece recently got her acceptance letter from Brazosport College and she's over the moon about it. Naturally, being the doting uncle am, promised her I'd do some digging around for her. So figured where better to get some insight than right here on our friendly Texas college forum. So what's the scoop? Are these courses gonna knock her socks off or what? Is she going to be up all night poring over textbooks and diagrams or is it more of hands-on learning experience?. Now don't get me wrong my niece isn't afraid of hard work. She once spent an entire summer restoring an old Chevy with her dad, so she definitely knows thing or two about rolling up her sleeves. But let's face it college ain't just about hitting the books.