<p>was eager to learn.Now I hate school.There 're so many things that I ‘ll never get in my current college. Classmates only talk about their personal lives+boyfriends.They don't care about community service, our clubs never meet since last semester because no one show off.They sign but don't respect their commitment.The people around me ‘re so lame, no ambition, that I don't enjoy being there.I 'm not depressed.I have a 3.8 GPA, honor student + dean list.I want to drop but I will not because education is important no matter what. Isn't it funny how we sometimes need the things that we hate the most. On top of it, it's a woman school.I only spent 2 years in a coed school.I 'm tired of my feminist teachers nevertheless I respect them.they want us to hate men here. I am use with woman institution.the women school I studied before focused on our learning rather than on how bad men are.I miss the equilibrium of a coed education.Oh Life! Is this a joke of of Destiny?When I talked to a superior in my school, she tried to convince me to change major.No one in my college wants to help me work on transfer application. I always said that I will never transfer+I will learn to like my school but it's impossible. I am just alone. My parents can't help because they are in my country and don't know the college system here. I told my mom that I don't like it here but I can't even talk about my lack of interest in school' work. She will be so disapointed if she knows cause I used to be a fervent learner. passionate about school. I feel that my passion fade and there 's this light that just turn off inside of me.</p>
<p>I would suggest looking into transferring. I know you wrote that no one will help, but have you looked at the application? I am sure you could complete this on your own. It just sounds like maybe where you are is not the best fit for you...this happens, but you need to take the initiative to make a change.</p>
<p>I went to all-women's school in my first year and transferred out..though not exactly for the same reasons... let me ask you, which women's college are you talking about?</p>