@truth204 I wish you the best of luck in your future. There’re always next year and the year after that you can do transfer if you really don’t like your current school. life isn’t always fair and sometimes it really sucks. Try to be strong and make the most out of the situation. Everyone thought my daughter would definitely go to whichever colleges she wanted to go but she ended up in a state college not in our state. We’ll have to pay out of state tuition and it’s not cheap. I did question my daughter’s qualifications and wondered what we did wrong. She’s a well balanced student, very humble and hard working. I really shouldn’t have questioned her at first place and we didn’t do anything wrong. My daughter is at a music camp in Kennedy Center on full scholarships. She even met with our state senator and representative this morning in D.C. . She’s enjoying her life and working hard. Brown is her last chapter and I’m glad she’s already over it.