Sure: Okay, so they probably won't like to be bothered all the time with chats and things, but if they're willing to help, it can't hurt to try. They might be touched you'd think to ask them for their opinion even though you no longer have classes with them. Sure, they might be caught up with work and things, but they'll probably be pleasently surprised to see an e-mail from a past student.

I don't see why not.

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Well, I was just asking, because I thought they might only want to focus on the students for THEIR classes since those current students are the ones paying for the instruction.

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They'd probably love to hear from someone who's interested in their subject. It's flattering. Just try not to make it seem like you're using them.

What do you mean by "using them"?

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Wouldn't that be the same as asking them a question?

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True, but they can still be pleased to hear from someone they used to teach. I don't know what kind of relationship you have with yur teachers but at my school they're like best friends and they love to hear from you. It would be a blessing to them if I sent them and e-mail asking them something, even once I leave.

It would be like you moving into a new circles of friends, then recieving a message or phone call asking for help from someone you knew way back. It's refreshing and flattering.

And you're welcome. I love helping people.

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Yeah definitely. My teachers tell me whenever I graduate from their class to email them anytime. I think it might depend on the relationship you had with your teacher.

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