Not in place of all the other comments but in addition: there are approximately 15 million undergrad schools in the US. Cal, CA community college (of which ther

Not in place of all the other comments but in addition: there are approximately 15 million undergrad schools in the US. Cal, CA community college (of which there are many also), Stanford plus a requirement to line-up class credits - are far from the only options. You could look for schools that better hit your interests: more aggressive CS, some business orientation, higher-ranking student population, city-oriented, coastal, entrepreneurial clubs perhaps, NOT small-town, older students and their activities (graduate CS, graduate business, etc)... And at this stage it's not the end of the world if you loose a few classes of credits. If you want to finish that degree and perhaps more you need a school that can support that. You need a school where there are too many things you'd like to do (although not necessarily all provided by the school). Now that you have some baseline to decide on a school, you are in a better situation for a better choice. Take your time before you make it this time.