<prompt> Human: Im going into my senior year of highschool next year. I have high marks, go to a top state school where Id say 10 of the small school population per grade end up going to ivy league schools, and a higher amount that get in but dont choose to go. Im confident that I can get into a top school, probably not the best, but still really good schools after I graduate.The thing is though, my family isnt rich. Were probably middle-middle class, which is, in NYC, where I live, pretty bad. We have a new system recently installed link where tuition for CUNYs and SUNYs are now pretty mostly paid for. My parents say to go to a college like Stonybrook, a SUNY thats pretty highly ranked in computer science. I can graduate with very little debt, as opposed to getting into something like Columbia and graduating with over 200,000 in debt or something, even with financial aid.Is this a recommended plan? Graduating with little debt at the SUNY as opposed to mountainloads at a better university? Ive also heard that, at least for the computer science field, the university you went to matters less than your experience, so Im not sure about that part. Lastly, how about if I go a couple of years at a SUNY and then transfer to a better university? That way I dont have too much debt.  <response>: expensive ivy leagueFor CS, Ivy League isnt the gold standard. Stanford, MIT, Berkeley and arguable a few more are the only ones where name recognition is likely to make a difference. Beyond that, 90 of employers wont differentiate between the various CUNYs and SUNYs as an example. 