Clara Said:

The Vagina Monologues at San Jose City College?

We Answered:

It's based on Eve Ensler's book The Vagina Interviews or something of the sort.

Regardless, it's now been re-released as The Vagina Monologues (funnily enough) following the success of the stage performance. Here is a link for the book which you may like to read in order to refresh your memory.

I remember the stage performance as being a mixture of sadness and joy, tragedy and hillarity. A plethora of interesting stories and characters to inspire and provoke thought in both women and men.

Benjamin Said:

earstridge mall to san jose city college?

We Answered:

The only one that comes close is the 103 express bus. It will pick you up at Eastridge and drop you off at the Fruitvale light rail station (7 blocks from San Jose City College). The fare for this bus is higher ($3.50) and it only runs a few times per day. See http://www.vta.org/schedules/SC_103.html

Other than that, there's no direct bus service between those two points. You will have to transfer between routes.

Sherri Said:

Is San Jose City College in a safe area?

We Answered:

The area is safe in the daytime. It is probably safe at night if you park in a well lighted place.

Edwin Said:

I start my classes at San jose city college on the 30th of August 2010 but I have no money for a vta pass?

We Answered:

Contact your college's financial aid office they should be able to help you out at the very least they can help you get a temporary student loan which you can then pay back as soon as you get your financial aid award(it will cost the same as interest shouldn't accumulate until you're out of college), if they can't than you'll have to email your teachers or something and tell them you won't be attending class for the first month due to you not receiving your financial aid on time.

(if this helps could you choose me as best answer? ;P lol some people only care about themselves geez haha)

Barry Said:

What is the difference between San Jose City College and San Jose State University?

We Answered:

City College is a two-year community college. It has both vocational programs (two year Associate degree or A.A.) and it is also a way to get your first two years of college education to prepare you for transfer to a four year college. In California, the community college system is programmed to track students into the University of California system.

San Jose State is four year college in the state college system. The State College system has a different focus the the University of California - it is more focused toward professional programs such as teaching and accounting while the University of California system is a world-class university with heavy focus on both teaching and research.

If your ultimate goal is transfer to the University of California system or you are focusing on a specific vocational program offered by a two-year college, then City College is your choice. If you are interested in a four year degree with the goal of becoming something like a CPA, a nurse, social worker or teacher, San Jose State is your choice.

There are different course requirements for both. Because San Jose State is a four year institution, the entry requirements are more stringent.