2 answers
2 answers
Updated
James’s Answer
That's a good question. The answer is that a state college or a university isn't necessarily better than the other. Many school specialize or excel in the areas of finance and business. The key is doing research as to which state colleges and universities are ranked among some of the best for finance and business. If affordability an issue, typically state schools are more reasonably priced.
Updated
George’s Answer
Start your college journey at a community college. You'll take the same courses as at a university but with smaller classes and more time with instructors. Tuition is much cheaper, and living closer to home can also save money on room and board. Afterward, transfer to a university that offers your desired degree with a good reputation and low cost. Remember, a Bachelor's degree is a Bachelor's degree, and most employers don't focus on where you graduated from, just that you have the degree. Keep costs low to avoid student loan debt, which can hold you back in the future.