<p>I feel like I did. I got accepted to two schools at a transfer one was a new university the other an older more well known uni. I choose the newer school and now I regret it. I feel isolated, i'm an extrovert and have tried multiple times to be involved in campus life. I feel like the school I choose doesn't care about transfers and thus there are no programs to help them adjust. Been here a year now. Meanwhile friends at the older college are having a blast because even though its a large campus it feels small. Anyone else feel this way</p>
<p>don’t have anything to add to the thread but great username! what a team the 99 spurs were and who knows, maybe timmy will get a 5th ring this year and tie kobe (duncan never had a shaq or gasol type on his team either!)</p>
<p>Sorry to hear that, spurs. What happened when you tried to get involved with campus life? Just couldn’t find any niche to fit into?
After making my choice, I tried not to think about the colleges I’d given up, which was kind of important seeing as I picked my last-choice financial safety. Thankfully, I really like it here.</p>
<p>I joined the wrong club. ids were really really weird. I should have rushed but now its too late since ill be a senior</p>
<p>@Muscovy, I also chose my last choice college. It’s a financial safety. Every time I think of the top notch schools I gave up, I just hat the school i’m attending even more. </p>
<p>@OP, Try to find a club you like, go to mixers. Does your school do Greek life? That could help as well.</p>
<p>I got into five amazing schools and gave them all up to go to my last choice safety (which was also one of the most financially safe schools). I still have no idea exactly why I gave up the other schools - I was really excited when I got in, it was just my gut that told me to go to my current school.</p>
<p>At first I was completely miserable and trying to transfer after only my first semester. Then, I found a little more of my place and the school’s starting to grow on me. Don’t get me wrong, I’m going to apply for a few transfers for junior year, but mainly, I’m happy.</p>
<p>You kind of just have to make your own place - no one’s going to make it for you. Make the best of your situation, but you can always have a backup plan.</p>