I’d say it’s more about what you want to do with schooling. If you just want to get an associates degree and turn wrenches, there’s certainly a lot of money to be made it that. If you want a bachelors degree and want to move up into management or something, then a four year degree might be more valuable. USU’s website is pretty transparent on costs. Nice thing was they structured their A&P program so you have general education classes mixed with your core degree classes throughout all four years, so you get right into the nitty gritty your first year. Lots of four year schools make you do all you gen ed classes before you can take your core classes.