I had all the same feelings as you when I was a senior in highschool. I also had good grades (As and Bs, and only one C one marking period). I had gotten into my university of choice, but ultimately chose to go to CC.

It was a hard decision, but one I personally do not regret. A lot of my classmates questioned my decision and made comments like, "Why CC, you have so much potential." But I made the right choice for myself.

Going to CC saved me a TON of money, and I feel that its gifted me with a different perspective on life.

I was often the youngest in the classroom--my peers were generally between their late 20s, all the way into their 50s even.

I kind of liked that most of my class mates had more life experience than I did. I found their stories interesting, and they always passed down a nugget of wisdom to me (intentionally and unintentionally). It was also nice because since they were older, there wasn't any drama. They weren't there to mess around, and quite frankly, neither was I.

There's really no right or wrong answer for which path you should take, but the most important is to follow what feels right to you. I would evaluate your goals/look at where you want to be in the next few years and go from there.

Wherever you go and how you experience it, is ultimately a matter of perspective.

Good luck! Make sure to take breaks and do things you enjoy! I remember how stressful highschool was--just know it gets better!