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DH & I both went straight to 4 year schools also.

I went to a 4 year.

Both DH went straight to 4-year schools.

I went straight to a university.

Both straight to 4-year, then I went straight on to 14-month graduate program.

4 year, but I didn't finish. Had I not met DH there, I would regret not having gone to a community college first, because there's a better chance I would have been able to finish. (Money was a big factor in dropping out when I did.) But I would never have met DH if that were the case, and he's the best thing that ever happened to me, so not complaining!

Straight to a 4 year university! It was never even an option to attend a junior college first.

I graduated high school at sixteen, and my parents wouldn't allow me to go to a school outside of the area until I was eighteen. I worked at a boutique and took classes at a community college for the next two years until I was of age, then applied and went on to a four year university.

Both of us went directly to four year universities.

Straight to a 4-year school. Used AP credits and one semester of summer courses to graduate a year early.

Both went a 4 year first.

@ElbieKay: me too! I was 21 (close to 22) when I graduated because of AP courses.

4 year.

Straight to 4 year schools, I have my Master's Degree and he has two Master's Degrees!

@ElbieKay: I graduated a year early too. I took a full semester's worth of classes for 2 summers. Because of my birthday, I was 20 when I graduated.

Both of us went straight to 4-year. I also graduated early--in 3.5 years.

Freshman year: 4 year school in GA
Sophomore year: community college in TX. Out of state tuition was ridiculous at the four year school
Junior and Senior year: 4 year school in TX.

I went straight to a 4-year school though technically I did some dual-enrollment at the local junior college while I was still in high school. It took away a year, so I was only "in college" for 3 years. I also had a ton of scholarships. I'm sure you can tell my nerd factor was high by the dual-enrollment part.

DH has an AA; he went to a technical college. His education was much cheaper than mine, but his field was more lucrative and we make about the same amount of money until I finish my Masters next year.

Started at a CC with the intention to finish my two years at a university. For quite a few reasons I didn't finish my second year at CC. I always felt like if I had the opportunity to go to a 4 year I would have finished college. The CC I went to was a joke. The teachers were awful, the staff was awful, and I just felt like I was wasting my time.