My CC has pretty solid lab facilities so im not worried.

That is a bad attitude imo. I don't settle for C's, but I don't expect A's (unless the class is a cake walk). Even if I get a C, i'm not upset, it is one test, and I have plenty of others to bring up the actual grade. In the end, at least for college, the degree is more important than the GPA. Sure being honor roll or whatever might look good on a resume, but job experience is the most important thing (beside a relevant degree depending on the field).

And those people who freak out about going to a 'good' college, at least in the U.S., are living in a fantasy world. For the most part, getting into a prestigious 4 year college is never a guaranteed investment, especially depending on the degree. And if you do those 4 years, pray you have parents with a college fund, or get ready for 100k in loan debt at least.

People, especially of the younger generations, have been fed, and fallen for, this idealistic quest for expensive colleges and universities. To so many, the idea of even attending a state school or community college is linked to some idea of failure on their part. Which is a ridiculous thought given that it is cheaper to do 2 years at community and then transfer into junior year at a reputable 4 year. You end up with the same degree, but a lot less debt.

My CC has pretty solid lab facilities so im not worried.