after 12th std i joined a college where my seniors always tease me so should i leave d col but i'll waste 1 yr
88436
Why should you leave and loose one year of college because they are insenstive to your feelings? You can ignore them (don't respond to them or show any reaction to their teasing). You can tell them you don't like the teasing and tell them to stop it. If the first two suggestions don't work, them report them to the college for harrassing you. Don't loose one year of college because they are immature.. Your there to get and education, don't let them deprive you of it.\nP.S. It could be you were chosen by them or someone in their group as a part of a senior sorority pledge they made, some of the things they do are meaningless and stupid.
1050762
Well your first yr of college should be fun and be focused.  Concentrate on your studies and if you dont worry about finding a bf then that will come too.  Your first yr needs to be fun as well as dedicated to your studies.  When my first yr came along I was excited and nervous because it is a whole lot different then High School.  You have more hours of studying and a whole lot of non partying fun get my drift?  But keep your head up and you'll be doing a great first yr.
520843
Good luck with that one.  Try talking with a counsellor at the school you are planning on attending.
363107
I was in the same situation as you..\nat the end of high school I had a million people telling me I had all the potential, and where was I going to college? \nI had mixed feelings about all this..  should I just go to make every one else happy? or what?  ..\n I decided that college wasn't the right thing for right away.. mostly because I didn't have any money and I was afraid of spending money on something I wasn't really sure I wanted to do anyway...\nIt took me one year out of High school to realize how much I missed being in school and missed the interaction with peers and all that...\n I also came to a realization that I really did have a passion in life and I finally decided to peruse it regardless of what other people told me about women in the profession... I moved 3000 miles to the other side of the country.. I took a huge risk in asking my BF of 4 years at that point to come with me or loose me... and I am now in my 3rd out of 5 yrs in architecture school and I am actually ranked 1st in my class.....\nmy point in telling my "life story" is that some times you just need some time to yourself to step back and reflect on where and who you are..  I know it sounds cheesy but during that year off I learned  a llot about "the real world" and myself and knew that I could do better than $8.25/hr at my local retail store ...  good luck.. you sound like an intelligent girl, trying to make the right decision...\nmy advice is talk to your parents but don't feel as though you are disappointing them if you don't want the same thing as them.. look into some colleges or even some certificate programs.. like massage therapy and other one year programs.. most community colleges have them...  see if you are finding anything you are interested in... if not there is nothing wrong with taking a year off.. and besides that year will be a good time to save money if you do decide to go to college....but like I said you are an intelligent person.. you just have to find "your thing"    good luck in life :)\n but like the other girl said ..  college is a great experience and you don't want to regret never going... or at least trying :)
1071653
trust me enjoy high school and college as much as you can...live life to the fullest because you'll never get that time back!...i finished college almost a year ago and i wish i could do it all over again!
857128
If you can't get into a school that you want to play just yet, it is a little too soon to be trying to get a college interested in you after junior college.  They don't know their needs yet (maybe they will already have a couple of stars at your position) and they don't know whether you will be eligible to play as a transfer.  Besides, they will want to see your JuCo highlight films, which will be a lot more important than anything you can show them yet.\n\nBottom line:  If you know you can't get your eligibility high enough to play D-1, then put off worrying about it for now.  Just make sure you get into a JuCo that has a good coach and a program that will get you ready for D-1.  On the other hand, if you are only a junior right now, you have a year and a half to get your grades up.  You might want to spend some time working on that.  If you do, then you can still go straight to a 4-year program, and those recruitment questionaires will get some more attention.  Good luck!!
783196
No, from what you are describing you sound like a great student. Maybe if you were getting D's and F's..THEN you should worry lol
570879
First let us know what kinda problem you are facing.\nIf you have having problem with your prof., it is not wise to quit the college. You can talk to them/HOD, etc. 'Cos everywhere this problem exists. \nLet us know the problem and it will be easy to give you a solution.\nAs far as i consider, do not quit now. Cos by this time you must have completed 2nd yr. If you join freshly in another col. You have to go thru the 2 yrs again. Talk with your parents and also your friends and take a descision.\nDont waste time.
671070
While you are in school it will seem like it draaaags on and on...pretty much until the last month of your senior year. At that point, you'll be thinking, "Where the hell did it all go? And when??" And of couse after you have graduated and have been in college, or are working (hopefully you will go to college!!!) you will be wishing for the good old days of leisure (even though it didn't seem like it then.)
318867
It's easy, don't see yourself as a senior anymore. As soon as you start to think of yourself as a young college freshman, with four years to go instead of two months left, you'll be fine.
601461
Probably not. You should try to go to community college and if you do well there you can try to transfer to a good four-year college.
1039711
I'd say stay home set the example and save money. The life style change can make you or break you. Try it if not move out the second semester.
1045713
Just know that their might be some juniors and seniors that want to talk you, but be careful because most likely they just want u for that one thing. (sex) Don't make a mistake, just be aware because there will be lies. And don't get yourself into anything where people are like "Oh that's the girl that.....".(somethin negative) Because you don't want people to know and remember you as a person that you're really not.
115745
even if you can you better think long and hard about that! i moved out when i was very young and by doing that you make decisions that you may regret later. my advice is stay where u r and go to school unless you r being abused if so seek help
1162248
hey thats all the better that your smart! dont worry- just because you smart doesnt mean that you can only hang out with the "smart kids" (unless you want to!!) i moved to New York from South Korea in 6th grade (i knew english fluently) and was placed in the highest classes available. they were easy for me but the people there wernt my type so i made friends with people that wernt in my class. i distance learned for 7th grade and now im going back there for 8th and i asked specifically to not be placed in the high classes because i wanted to be more with my friends. keep this in mind- once you get to college there is no such thing as the "cool crowd" the "geeks" or any of that. you can roll out of bed put your hair up and walk to class in your pajamas without taking a shower and no one cares. most of the time you wont even talk to others in your class anyway in college. besides good grades mean good job so do your best and dont let schooling get in the way of your friendship!
579321
I doubt it.  You're a senior and you slacked off.  Make sure you meet or have met all deadlines for down payments, etc. to Purdue.  Just don't slack off your first year there.
712817
Tell them to stop being losers and grow up. Let them know that in high school, it's not uncommon for a senior to date a freshman. And at least you have a girlfriend. Can they say the same?