where to study Computer Science? requirements: >free or scholarship

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>>18558013

First start off by going to your community college and tell then you're a new student and wanting to sign up for spring classes of 2018. This will give you plenty of time to get yourself organized and on track by having the correct supplies and saving money.

Secondly, when at the college tell then you are looking to transfer to a University after taking as many classes as you can there. It will be much cheaper and your FAFSA will cover almost all of it.

Last but most importantly, make sure you speak to a financial advisor and apply for the Pell Grant. It's for people who are poverty stricken and gives up to a couple thousand per semester for supplies, classes and books. This is why you want to wait for 2018. Also, if you haven't, you'll need to be tested to gauge your academic level to see where you should start.

>>18558013
A basic subject like CS is going to be taught pretty much the same way everywhere. (Were you studying philosophy or cellular biology, for example, it might be worth aiming for the school where top thinkers or Nobel Prize people taught).

So your state university is probably as good a place to go as any, and a lot cheaper than most