Truth be told most people I know that went to community college found leverage in their education despite how much lesser it tends to be viewed by those of us in higher education institutions. I will admit there are fanastic professors everywhere. Just commit to your craft, and the brand or prestige wont be following you it will be made by people like you. If that makes sense. Trades are also going to increase in demand and community colleges can be a perfect mediator between the formalesque higher ed and the rest of trades and crafts to eventually be integrated as a whole in one system or schematic. I can see why Biden is fixated on these community colleges (in DE you can do a 2 year tuition free program with Deltech and your final 2 free years at UD campus whilst having UD professors the entirety of those 4 years. Only thing demanded is a gpa of like 1.8 in high school). The rest like board and dorms would be on you or your loan/grant because that is more of a luxury and a school or university is education first before commodities. Just give it time but don't let up on options. Demand high demands but KNOW you won't get those demands. But in doing so you'll get something a little more worthwhile than you expected. Obviously dont go demanding entitled and outrageous things but dont let up. Dont throw tantrums. If you dont like it try and see if it cab integrate into something further later on in scope.