Pros And Cons Of Going To A State University Or Community College

There is a vast majority of choices students have to choose from when they are looking to further their education after they graduate high school. Most students are aware of the financial cost of going to a university will be so they have chosen to go to a community college instead. There are pros and cons of going to a state university and or a community college and that’s what I’m going to talk about today.
Some students have the choice of going to a university because their parents can afford it or they have earned scholarships to help pay their ways throughout college. Money is a huge contributing factor of teenagers not being able to get into the University that they desire. A lot of teens that have graduated or are about to graduate …show more content…
As we all know that going to a University is much more expensive than a Community college. If one has decided to save your money and go to Community college, unfortunately living on campus won’t be an option because the campuses are just not big enough to allow people to live there. If one is wanting the whole experience like the parties, frat houses and the sorority’s then ideally joining a University is the way to go. Community colleges do not offer those extra college experiences and expenses. Universities often throw parties at the frat houses and also the sorority’s. When College football rolls around again next year, the Universities are able to throw huge tailgating parties to support their schools with their spirit, unlike a Community college they don’t get to tailgate to support their schools when football rolls around because they don’t have a football team. Unlike the two schools, Universities have more students so therefore the halls are going to much more crowded and at a Community College there are fewer kids, so it won’t be as crowded and easier to make it on time to class. Having to apply to both colleges, but the differences is, is that everybody can get into a Community College and at a University only a couple hundred or fewer get in, because they have to meet the entry …show more content…
If you can afford to go to a University then go ahead and live the full college experience and it won’t be regretted. Live your life to the fullest and don’t let anything hold back. No matter what college you’re going to choose to go to your going to be spending sometime paying back all your student loans and choosing a Community college will be better but you’ll also be paying back school loans as well. Even though Universities are more expensive and sometimes put a strain on things like hanging out with friends back at home, plenty of time to make new