I always brag about the amount of money I am saving by going to community college for the first two years of my college education (undergraduate, that is). Whenever they mention all of the student loans they had to take out in the past couple years, I cannot help but breathe a sigh of relief that I do not have to worry about accruing any financial debt until my junior and senior years. I think that figuring out a way to save so much money and still receive a great education earns me some bragging rights!
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