Should I do this and spend a year at Community College?

[caco]

<p>I live in NYC. I went to Pace University for a year and absolutely hated it. I was so unmotivated that I ****ed up my GPA and ended up with a cumulative GPA of 2.45. I haven't been in school for close to a year and I'm getting desperate and lonely.</p>

<p>I applied to Rutgers and unfortunately I did not get accepted due to my low GPA. Anyway, one option they told me was to attend Middlesex County College for a year and then transfer directly to Rutgers but I'm not sure if I want to do that.</p>

<p>Part of the reason I wanted to go to Rutgers was the social/college life and campus. I've been extremely lonely this past year and was really hoping to dorm and socialize in a large school.</p>

<p>I'm also applying to:
SUNY Purchase
CUNY Hunter
CUNY Brooklyn
CUNY City College</p>

<p>My major would be Psychology, but to be honest, I'd rather go to a school with a social and active environment than to go to a school with a great program and be miserable.</p>

<p>What do you suggest guys? Should I go to Middlesex for a year and then transfer? Or will community college be as miserable?</p>

[Immy991]

<p>Probably should do your time at community college and transfer.</p>

<p>Be forewarned though, community college sucks. I’m back at CC after a year at an out of state university that I thought was costing me too much $$. Needless to say, it sucks. I’ll be glad to get out of here after this year, but I also stress daily about getting accepted to the school I need to go to.</p>