please advise, free university but with lots of catches

Studying always beats not studying, you will have a better chance in life even if it's at a shit-tier college.

Also the earth is round no matter where you study, in the end it all comes down to your own effort, what would you rather do than go to university, anyway?

>>17996753
i just don't want him to waste this money on a shit-tier school but he will just 100% not let me go to community college first. there aren't any close anyway. i think the cheapest university I can go to is like 13K per year after everything and it's in the middle of nowhere with shit rankings. it has a fucking C+ on college niche and it accepts 99% of people with a 45% graduation rate and 3.5 stars. It's a bit of a joke.

>>17996761
My school has a C+ also and I'm interviewing with big companies and have plans for grad school. Undergrad institution literally doesn't matter. Just study and get a degree.

You weren't good in highschool and now you have to live with it and go to a bad school. Who cares.

>>17996750
Your grades and a good application should get you into at least your state's second-tier university - the one with the word "State" in its name. With a few random exceptions those are generally pretty good, and if yours isn't, you can devote two years to good grades and then try transferring to the top-tier stage school (The one called University of. . .")