I'm so out of it, I began napping at odd times. I sleep about 10 hours a day and I've gained about 10 pounds in three months...

So here are my choices:
a- Tell my dad -politely- that the college he works at sucks and then apply to my dream college even WITHOUT his permission
b-being involved at student activities, council, asessment, stuff like that.
c-Taking extra language classes.
d-Quitting this college and enter the one where my whole bunch of friends is at.
e-Getting a job

I know I'm drowning in a drop of water, but I juat can't help doing it. And that's the worst part! I don't know why I complain aboutt!!! I have great grades but still I'm missing something that I used to have! But I don't know what it was!!!

any reply will be appreciated!

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LKH... Love.Kisses.Hugs.

You go, girl. Your drowning in a drop of water (loved this expression) has already done some good, because I'm glad to find there are at least two of us who hate how stupid college can be! It's our time and money, and wasting them on junior-high-level courses and empty-headed classmates is nothing to apologize about.
I chose not to change colleges, because my original criteria for choosing mine still make it worthwhile. What I do is make sure I challange myself: I work on many projects (probably too many :-) and focus my energies on things that need them... my full course load takes maybe 25% of my attention.

Aren't A and D the same? I'd go with D... B and E are also good, just pick a job or organizations that will be challanging and not brain-rusting. For journalism, can you get internships in real publications? For all I know, that should be an amazing experience for you, and give you an invaluable head start in the professional world that you already have your eye on.


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