<prompt> Human: So I am in a position where a school with zero reputation gave me a large scholarship, to the point where I only need to pay for housing. This was all well and good until I starting thinking about the long term instead of the debt I would see immediately after taking loans. The university I would attend that isnt the college I got the scholarship from was where both my siblings went, and they each received a job offer within two months of graduating.To specify my situation even more, ideally, I would like to go to graduate school after getting my Bachelors in Biology, if that matters. Now in my eyes, going to the school for free would allow me to have 10k-20k in SAVINGS not DEBT after graduating. Going to the university would net me around 30k in DEBT. Financial Aid is out of the question, my parent are in that sweet middle class spot where were not poor enough to get help but not rich enough to pay it off whole.TLDR: College A, Shitty but Free, or College B, Nice but Expensive, on the condition that I will be continuing my education immediately after getting a Bachelors.Sorry for any bad grammarformatting, Ive been up all night stressing about this.EDIT: I forgot to mention this rather important bit: I already did two years at a community college focusing on general biology and electives. College A only has two options general biology and biology with secondary education which is my plan while College B has four.  <response>: I am not trying to be a jerk but what is a nice school? How good is this school? Is it private? 