It sounds like you are a little more negative than your stats warrant. They’re not terrible. ^^lots of good suggestions above.
It would also help to know your state. Community colleges vary from state to state and even from counties and programs.
I’m actually a fan of community colleges for certain students, and in certain states (CA sounds fantastic). Here in Florida our state is putting an emphasis on certifications which roll into AAs which roll into Bachelor’s. The idea is to get students who might otherwise not go to (or finish) college, and give them productive pathways to higher education and better-paying jobs. Florida is also trying to attract tech companies.
Our son enjoyed community college as a dual enrollment student. That being said, we are more inclined to him going to a 4 year university when he does officially start college next year. The merit aid seems better for freshmen, and he’s academically inclined with good stats. If I thought I there was a risk to him not finishing college, I’d probably push more for the 2+2 route.
And if he really wanted to stay home and do 2+2, we would not be opposed to that either. Our community college got a nice grant for STEM students and they’re really trying to hang on to them. Be sure to attend seminars if you see them advertised, as well as college fairs.
Do you have a guidance counselor or another trusted adult who could help you sort through the options?
Good luck and hope you make the best decision for you!