Westchester Community College is where you'd come for your first two years if you're thinking CUNY, SUNY, or another four-year school but not ready to commit four years (or four figures) upfront. The core transfer programs to CUNY schools are streamlined—you know exactly what credits will transfer. Classes are small for a community college, instructors are engaged, and you're not drowning in debt before you start your real degree.
The White Plains location works for commuters in Westchester County; if you're an hour north, you're fine. Facilities are modern, and the college has been smart about connecting with local employers for internships and job placement.
Best bet: use it to knock out gen-eds, lock in your transfer agreement, and jump to a four-year school by junior year. You'll save serious money and graduate without crushing debt.