Is someone, who frequents hardware stoors, allowed to attend night classes at a university?

Answer 1

Frequenting hardware stoors may be a valid reason to keep you out, especially if you means stores and are not quite literate. Universities prefer students who can at least nominally read and write.

I am of course heckling you.

In today's society, a good community college is the best place for average people to start their higher education. They have remedial reading and writing programs, and usually prices are much lower than at a University.

They also often offer both vocational and academic programs.

And, a large community college can usually offer a full list of choices at nights for working people.

If you are male, but especially if you are a white male, before you choose a career go to a place of work for that career and see if there are any men there. If the office is full of women except for a couple of effeminate men who look as if they are wearing pink underwear, DON'T STUDY IN THAT CAREER.

One of the best hidden secrets in the US is the absolute discrimination against men in jobs that women want. Don't be another of those dummies who get a college degree with a debt of $30,000, then end up sacking groceries or on construction work because you "fail the physical".

Answer 2

what's a hardware stoor?
one of us needs to attend night classes. it could be me LOL

Answer 3

I would think so. I dont think frequenting hardware stores has anything to do with night classes at university so you can do both.

Answer 4

Yes

Answer 5

What does one behavior have to do with the other.

If you are qualified to attend classes at the school, then it doesn't matter where you work or shop.