<p>I am talking about if you decided midway through college the particular college/degree is not you and you want to make a switch. How do you do this if transferring isn't the best option.<br>
Or even if you flunked out..I need to know. </p>
<p>I know my friend flunked out of SEMO his first year (with a...... .07 GPA0_o). He decided to go back home for community college and redo everything. He would be class of 2012, but he's probably gonna be '13 or '14. </p>
<p>Anyone experience this or might? How do you feel when you are suddenly out of the "traditional" age. </p>
<p>I guess I'm asking this because I want more options in my college choice, and my current college doesn't provide that. They just got rid of the degree program I was in (I switched majors and want to go back) and now I am kind of stuck. </p>
<p>I switched froom Comp Sci to Business and want to go back (I love business, but an undergrad degree is NOT practical).</p>
<p>This somewhat applies to me and a buddy of mine. Right after graduation both of us got deployed for Iraq 08-09. Now that were back all of the people we graduated with will be juniors this year and were only just starting. We both agreed it sucks.</p>
<p>I changed majors a couple times, and it pushed my graduation from May 2010 to May 2011. It happens to a lot of people, for hundreds of different reasons, and I don’t feel weird about it. I’m just going an extra year and that’s fine with me.</p>
<p>It’s much more common than you probably think. I’ve transferred twice and switched my major twice, so my graduation date has been pushed back quite a bit.</p>
<p>The only part that may suck is that feeling of senioritis in high school, seems like nothing compared to having that same feeling for another two years. I’m sure a lot of people start getting stir crazy.</p>