11-28-2021, 03:50 PM
Hmm, I think this question has been asked several times over... If you're thinking of History or Psychology or practically any other degree, unless you get into the Top 50 in the USA it'll be almost the same. Rankings vary so wildly and each degree subject has a different ranking, ROI, Value. Essentially, you should focus on your undergraduate at a public or state university, when you get to the graduate level you can then decide on a "better" known institution. Having said that, if you're just looking for an associates and a bachelors being your final goal, then yeah, a public/state community college for the Associates and then select a better known university to finish that Bachelors.
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