Community college is the answer regardless of what your degree aspirations are.
You will end up saving half of not more of the tuition and boarding expenses compared to spending all four years at a major university, and you get excellent instructors at the most critical time of higher education.
Instructors at major universities for 100-200 classes are usually assistants, not professionals. And you STILL end up with a diploma from a Major university.
You like football games? Put on team colors and pay for a ticket. Most big schools make you pay now, anyway.
You want to go to parties? Then take a year off and have a blast. Get it out of your system. Then go to school.
Here is a link to the list of community colleges in the US:
Community college is the answer regardless of what your degree aspirations are.
You will end up saving half of not more of the tuition and boarding expenses compared to spending all four years at a major university, and you get excellent instructors at the most critical time of higher education.
Instructors at major universities for 100-200 classes are usually assistants, not professionals. And you STILL end up with a diploma from a Major university.
You like football games? Put on team colors and pay for a ticket. Most big schools make you pay now, anyway.
You want to go to parties? Then take a year off and have a blast. Get it out of your system. Then go to school.
Here is a link to the list of community colleges in the US:
http://www.applyingtoschool.com/forms/ComCol-State.aspx