2010: any one got cold feet, second-thoughts or pants full of ants?

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It also lets you claim your half of the room and you can pick which of the furniture you want and move it all around before your roommate gets there.

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<p>I waited until my roommate got there to ask her if she had a preference...I didn't want her to feel like she was coming into <em>my</em> room...</p>

<p>To stay on topic, it was pretty hard when my dad left after dropping me off at school. I tried really hard to just say goodbye and leave, but I did cry a little. I'm sure he did too, but I just had to walk away and leave it. What stargazerlily said is interesting...I think that's probably right...</p>

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<p>i'm really not nervous at all, can't wait</p>

<p>to be honest I wouldn't mind if my parents didn't come to drop me off, I guess I'm cold and heartless but hey</p>

<p>i'm going to miss home though, especially bc of communal bathrooms and such....and driving everyday (i don't even like it when 1 other person uses my bathroom lol)</p>

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<p>I'm nervous/excited about going to college. It's a big step for me, but I'm looking forward to it.</p>

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<p>i am crazy excited/anxious it seems like colleg is all that i think about these days and i feel kinda bad about it cuz im leaving my girlfriend behind but im still so psyched to move....im in a mental turmoil....</p>

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<p>Freezing! My parents are ready to kill me! I convinced them I should go 1200 miles away to an expensive school, now I want to stay closer to home. I lost my National Merit scholarship bc I missed deadlines to the University nearest my home. They said they would let me in in spring, but no scholarship and no dorm. My parents say no to living off-campus, I'm trying to convince them.
Am I crazy? The other school gave me a full tuition scholarship, but room and board is 16,000 a year. My parents don't have the money and I've been working all summer and have only saved 6,000 of it.. Even with out scholarship the other school UF is half the price. I really don't want to graduate owing all that money. My parents had originally advised me of this, now I get it , a little late. I'm really having a hard time leaving friends too, I didn't think I would feel this way. I'm considering a community college near UF now and my parents think I'm nuts!</p>

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<p>I think you are nuts too. Go to the awesome school with the full ride. Take out loans, get a good job out of college, and you'll be fine.</p>