Should I transfer back to my original college?

coolguy40
Fri, 09 Feb 2018 16:53:25 +0000

I’m hearing a lot of talk about clubs and sororities, and rankings, but I’m hearing very little talk about degree plans. Yes, I can see a lot of “greener grass” syndrome. Here’s my suggestion, but it’s probably not going to be what you want to hear. I might even sound like your parents Go straight to the health center and see a counselor. You probably need an anti-depressant as well.

Now for the advice. College is about gaining skills so you can obtain skilled employment. It’s not the school or the ranking that matters, it’s the major and the ambition that gets you into the career world. College is not about friends, sororities, or atmosphere. In fact, those are nothing more than distractions that can be toxic if you let them. It’s about priorities. You’re there to get an education. Now that you’re at this school, it’s time to see your adviser and get a degree plan. Once you have that, you need to put everything and everyone else aside and bury your nose in your books.