<p>Hello, I have no idea if I can post this on here but.. </p>
<p>Anyway, decision day is quickly approaching and I am still undecided on which college I will be attending next year. (I am a CT resident.) I'm having a lot of trouble picking between three colleges. At first, I thought UConn would be the perfect fit if my application could be considered for the Storrs campus. Unfortunately, I called the office of admissions a few weeks ago and because I changed from applying to Storrs to applying to their other regional campus a few months back (with the original intent of commuting), the office can not consider my application for the Storrs campus because of this switch that occurred, so I would instead have to transfer to Storrs junior year. I wish I would have just stuck with Storrs, but things did not occur that way.</p>
<p>My question is: Is waiting it out at the regional campus and then going to Storrs worth it? My main concern is the idea of having to "start over" at two different campuses in terms of making new friends and joining new clubs. </p>
<p>As for QU and Fairfield, I am also considering them, but the issue is I would be unable to live at the two colleges for financial reasons, and living on campus is something I've recently really wanted to have the option of doing. </p>
<p>Thanks for the help! - I know my situation is really weird haha. </p>