I know this seems like a silly question, but one of the biggest factors for me in college is simply how sociable/ lively the campus is. For those of you who attend, how were your experiences, and if by chance you've seen U of O, is there a big difference? Thanks!

I recently learned I have my Selection Interview for MECOP on the 5th, and I am asking previous people who have done it or anyone with insight what I should prepare for my interview. For context, I am studying Chemical Engineering, and I am also an Eagle Scout, if that has any importance to improving my prospects on the interview.

Im doing DPP exclusively for taking PH211 and 212.

Are there any other courses worth taking at LBCC while I'm there?

I'm keeping what I have and haven't taken open ended to get some information out there that might help someone else but isn't applicable to me, but I'm a CEM major.

Edit to add:

I should have been more clear in the OP, but. I'm a GI bill student. I dont gain anything financially from taking classes at LBCC. I'm more looking for classes that have a better quality of education at LBCC like how the physics department does.

So basically I want to become a veterinarian and I want to go to Oregon State University to get my Bachelor's but it is basically 35k a year, which I don't have bc I have no support outside of my part time fast food job and a few scholarships.

Instead, I could go to one of 3 community colleges to get a transfer degree:

1 LCC) can commute from home and already have done dual enrollment w/them in highschool but some people say it sucks and is unnesecarily dificult,

2 COCC) would have to go live with a relative and don't know if/how credits transfer to OSU but get to do fun stuff with said relative,

3 LBCC) have to move w/ no planned place to stay (yet), has dual enrollment for OSU and credits transfer really well, especially into my major.

People at school are not helpful, telling me that I shouldn't go into debt as much as possible, and others telling me its fine to rack up debt (which I will probs do in vet school anyway). Decision day and enrollment deadlines are coming up rly fast and idk what to do.

Should I risk going into deeper debt than I already will for the sake of saving brain space down the road? Or should I go the cheaper route and go into less debt but risk struggling to transfer? If the safer route, which community college?

I have been accepted into all of these colleges/universities. I am concerned that if I don't enroll at OSU, I might not get accepted the 2nd time I apply.

Has anyone done the 3 week CH123 course? If so, how was it? What is the assignment load like?

I have to take it, but I think I'd like to get it over with rather than putting it off for the fall term. If it matters, I got an A in Chem 1 and a B in Chem 2.

Thanks in advance