Go to your nearest community college for the first 2 years, to get your General Ed. requirements out of the way.

1) You can save lots of money

2) You can raise your GPA to more A’s

3) You can work part-time near your college location.

College is better:

1) Real social interactions

2) Better discussions, where you see the nonverbal communication

3) Library on campus

4) Fresh air, exercise changing classes

I can only give you a recommendation, but ultimately, it is your decision. Ask your high school counselor for advice on what best options for colleges that are good for business. I heard USC is a good business school. I believe that college is best because interaction with other students and the professor is an important part of learning and the overall college social experience, but if you are working part-time, choose a schedule that is less of a heavy workload. Make sure that you are not taking more classes that you can handle and that your part-time job will not interfere with you having enough time to study for all your classes.

only u can decide about college