I went to a number of community colleges spread out through one district and admin in CA. The students and the campuses were very different campus to campus. The student makup at each one had a profound effect on how the teachers taught, and also the kind of teachers there. Some in wealthy areas had part time teachers who were retired from working a lifetime in a profession they taught and were very good. Others in urban poorer areas were clearly there for the paycheck and a third of the students only stayed in a course long enough to qualify for their financial aid and then stopped showing up. And yes as far as requiring "social sciences" or pre-requisites to get a degree, they are definitely just as bad. You can't escape them, you will most certainly be required to take at least 2 very woke indoctrination courses.