As someone that went to college in the US and lives in Berlin:
How likely is it that you can secure a high earning job in the US after you graduate? There are plenty of developers in the US not getting FAANG money/benefits.
Unless you need to speak German for your job, you can very easily get by here without it (not saying you should). The only time you will notice uni degrees is when wondering why the working students are 10 years older than you. There are plenty of people here (and the US) that get jobs after completing coding bootcamps.
As others have said, it's going to be a matter of personal preference and what kind of trade-offs you want to make.
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As someone that went to college in the US and lives in Berlin:
How likely is it that you can secure a high earning job in the US after you graduate? There are plenty of developers in the US not getting FAANG money/benefits.
Unless you need to speak German for your job, you can very easily get by here without it (not saying you should). The only time you will notice uni degrees is when wondering why the working students are 10 years older than you. There are plenty of people here (and the US) that get jobs after completing coding bootcamps.
As others have said, it's going to be a matter of personal preference and what kind of trade-offs you want to make.