Community college or 4-year?

[JackSmy]

After High School, I went to a "Junior College" in California, to try to figure out what I wanted to do!
Several years of that, and a lot of fun with some ladies, and I happened upon something, and then went to a State University. Less prestigious than University of California, but still, got a degree, then a job.
Then I went back, on that job, a small company, and got an MBA degree, to learn how to run that little company.
Where I am at, now, it was a LOT of WASTED MONEY!!! The "on-the-job" work experience was much more valuable, than the degrees!! LOL!!
Work experience, and how you interview, are really the key to getting any good position!!

[Jjpayne]

I've attended community and would recommend community with a transfer after to a 4 year college. For a couple of reasons. First of all, it's much easier to get a hold of your instructor and not just the ta, in addition you can have lengthy meaningful conversations with them because they have the time to talk with you. 2nd it's cheaper and will not appear or does not have to appear on your resume. All you need to put is your bachelor's and your employer won't notice the difference because all your credits are transferred

[Mystic_Nova]

I went to a vocational and technical highschool and a 4 year university.

I thought it went pretty well, it really depends on you're career choice I guess.

[Gwenhwyfar]

Four year. You should do that if you can. You’re really smart as well as fluffy 😊.

[JakeS00]

I’ve been at both. I can say 4 year is better. Community is fine but you’ll probably be there longer because the general Ed classes you may have to take. Then you’ll be working up to transfer to a university and that’ll be more time. But it depends on your goal for a degree. Some just want a two year rather than a four. Or whatever amount requires for something you’re going for. Just all I’ve experienced and saw. There’s a lot to explain on this.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

I was going to a Business School called Douglas School Of Business
and they would give over $495.00 check to help students out each
semester I only had like 12-24 months to go but I couldn't do the courses

[Dongtai]

I did both. You’ll save money in the long run if you don’t have any scholarships. I paid my way through college. No loans. Graduated with zero debt.

[COMMODOREII]

I attended community college and two universities.