Should I switch schools for senior year? Pros and cons list below

Okay, so I currently go to a private high school and I am in my junior year (I’ve been there since 9th grade). My family recently moved houses, so now we live twice as far from my school (I now would have to take 3 buses to get to school). The thing is, my family is not rich (I’m on financial aid) and we only have one car that my dad uses for work. I am an extremely bad driver, so my dad has to drive me to school every day. I’m thinking about switching to a different private school that has a really good reputation (bill gates’ high school and its only 2 minutes away). Here are the pros and cons:

Pros for lakeside-

  • better education
  • 2 minutes away from home (you could walk)
  • transportation is not an issue
  • higher standards
  • better teachers
  • diversity
  • bigger school
  • motivated kids
  • more of a chance to get into college with full ride
  • more variety in classes
  • have to write application essays and go to an interview (I’m busy)
  • probably don’t have an opening for senior year- (so it might not be worth it)

Cons-

  • you don’t know anyone at that school
  • no one knows you
  • make new friends
    -the people that I do know, I don’t like/ HATE me
  • is not familiar (new schedule, new teachers)
  • will take some time to adjust
  • will not feel comfortable
  • will be much harder to do well/ get good grades
  • super competitive (like you can’t trust anyone with telling them your good grades because they could resent you)

Pros for staying:

  • same school
  • same friends
  • same schedule (easy to adjust)
  • everyone knows you
  • you’ll feel like a senior- like you own the place
  • graduate with everyone you know
  • same teachers (they’re great)
  • opportunities to work with the college counselors (they’re really nice)

Cons for staying:

  • I hate the kids
  • the kids are rude
  • the kids aren’t motivated
  • my advisory sucks and is rude
  • transportation is a huge issue
  • it seems like people don’t like you
  • no diversity
  • small school
  • not a lot of variety in courses
  • small school