<p>I got an acceptance yesterday from a school that I would love to go to, but over the past month or so, the idea of just staying where I am has been nagging at me. I still feel the same about the reasons why I applied to transfer, but I just wonder if it's really worth it to leave. Also, none of my friends here know I was even thinking about leaving, much less that I have already applied and been accepted somewhere else, so I'm feeling guilty about that. The thought of starting all over at a new place has become pretty intimidating now that my acceptance has made this more of a reality.</p>
<p>Are any of you finding this to be a harder decision to make than you thought?</p>
<p>The other day my current school stuck its neck out for me. Also over the last semester, I have begun to feel very connected to my current school. I too worry about the moment of disclosure. Can I justify temporary discomfort for what I expect will turn out to be the right move in the long term? I think so, and I am sure my nagging second thoughts will haunt me all summer. Hopefully I will. Be over them by the time I enter the transitional period while trying to fit in at my new school</p>
<p>The key is to look past the short term discomforf. worrying about your previous school will make the transfer process harder and more mentally straining than it needs to be!</p>
<p>I’m finding it pretty easy personally, haha. I’m sick of my current school, and these new schools are all so much more exciting. Definitely doing it.</p>
<p>I can’t stand my current school for another 3 years. i realized that during the application process when they did all they could to screw me over. I am not gonna look back. I am only going to miss a couple of my friends. The rest were simply acquaintances who always called when they needed help or something.</p>
<p>So long, McGill! You suck! :p</p>