<p>i wish i lived on campus to get the "real college xperance." now the sun has set and the time has passed i am now in the twilight days of college.</p>
<p>oh well. <em>sigh</em></p>
<p>What year are you? Maybe it's not too late. Do the majority of others in your class live in the dorms?</p>
<p>Don't worry, living off campus isn't as bad as most people seemed to make it. I commute and I thoroughly enjoy it. At the most, you missed a few party nights and arguments with an irritating roomate. And think about these things in the long run, what matters more, the money you saved by commuting this whole time, or a couple of movie nights which mean squat in 5 years? (last sentence partially quoted from MacTech)</p>
<p>you see thats the thing though. what im gonna remember the most about college is the little interactions i had with people. the bonds that i have formed, bonds that i've broken. all of the fun stuff. not the studying or the money i saved by commuting. nobody looks back at that stuff. they remember the stuff worth remembering.</p>
<p>oh and i have like two quarters left in college.</p>
<p>Well, now that college is pretty much over for you, I wouldn't look back on the things you wished you did or that you regretted. I'm sure you had fun in college and met awesome people, so remember that. There's a lot of exciting stuff coming up...despite what people say, college does not have to be your heyday. Remember the good stuff, enjoy the present, and get on with your life :).</p>
<p>Everything happens for a reason. You're alive and healthy now, so I wouldn't want to change a sequence of events that might altar that...haha.</p>
<p>are you going to grad school?</p>
<p>assuming you live a typical lifespan, 4 years is really insignificant. some people do constantly obsess about and try to relive their college days. most don't.</p>
<p>it's still easy to be uninvolved living on campus. even if you're almost done it's not too late to get involved on campus.</p>