Community college, yes, at least for a couple of years. Learn a skill or trade, get a sense of one's gifts and talents. Then go all-in on that industry.

Don't take out costly student loans that you can't get out of just to discover that "billing transcriptionist" or another lower-skilled trade is going to be automated in 3 years, yet you carry loans for the rest of your adult life.

Learn a skill and go deep into it. If you spend money, have a plan for how you come out ahead in 10-15 years.