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I think some Community Colleges may let students take tech courses even if their English, and Math is not good as long as they talk to the principle, and the principle feel they can keep up with the class.

I have seen that, I think it just overloads the kid with taking too much stuff to learn.

Taking too many unrelated tech courses could cause a lot of students to take longer to graduate.

Many tech students taking longer to graduate does not help with skilled tech worker shortage which can be one of the reasons for so many companies getting their computers infected with Ransomware, and bad computer updates causing their PC to break, and take a long time to fix.

Or learning at part time, its what I did and extended my learning time a lot which kind of hurt me.

I feel taking tech courses part time can be useful for people who are already working in tech, but may not have the time or energy to work and take full time schooling.

Can be useful for the knowledge, but it kind of slow me since I lost some things while taking so long.

I imagine some students may end up with learning software like MS Office 2007 which is not used as often as the past if they take too long to graduate.