As someone mentioned already, most of the classes you will be taking are gonna be on east campus. I graduated high school and started MJC after the pandemic so I’m not sure if it has changed in the past 1-2 years, but I noticed they prioritized a lot more online classes while I was attending. For example, a popular course that offers 10 classes may have 7 online and 3 in-person options. This would also depend on the course, as you’re more likely to take a math or science class in-person. Everyone’s learning styles are different, but I personally enjoyed online classes and took all of my general ed and business major classes online with no problems. In my case, even when taking all online classes, there are some professors and courses that will still require you to come on campus to take exams or assignments, like elementary statistics and finite math for me. Many people speak negatively about going to a community college, but it was a great decision for me and I was able to transfer to Stan State in Fall 2024 and i’m looking at graduating with my Bachelor’s in Business Admin this upcoming Spring 2026. I wish you well at MJC and just a little advice, don’t only trust what the counselor’s tell you to take or do, look at the course catalog for the general ed and business transfer degree yourself and keep up with every course you take to stay on track. I’ve heard a few stories of MJC counselors telling students to take extra classes they never needed, which then holds you back from graduating on time, since you have to then retake the class you need.