I went to one for an associate's, followed by transferring my credits to a state university for two more years for a bachelor's. Got an internship out of it, fo

I went to one for an associate's, followed by transferring my credits to a state university for two more years for a bachelor's. Got an internship out of it, found my first good programming job within half a year, worked up to six figures remote a few years later. Seems like you get what you put into it and "prestige" isn't necessary at all just to have a good career.