For me, I had to choose a local college. I don't have the money to go to one where I'd rack up loans to stay at a college dorm, nor did I want to leave my home (there are those who depend on me). I would have liked to go to a state college or university, but those are more expensive, and after reviewing everything I'd need to do to qualify, I decided community college will work better for me, and I can go on to a 4-year college later, if I want.
Next, it was in-county, where I'd save money, or out-of-county, which is closer. I got some misinformation upon which I made my choice: I was told I wouldn't have to pay chargeback fees since I live so close to the college, but after getting in, I found that wasn't true. But I'm staying with the college, because I like the area and the college (so far).
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Maven
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