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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My DD is in a rut, and I don't know if this is normal, if she needs to transfer, needs another change, needs to suck it up, etc. She is a sophomore science major at a very good school. She has great grades, good friends, and is healthy. She says that she is unhappy "about 50% of the time." She studies all the time, but perhaps this is normal for science majors with good grades? She sees images on social media of her friends "living it up" and seeming "so happy" at college, that she feels like she is missing out. I told her that people only like to portray perfect lives on social media, but I am wondering if college really should be the best 4 years of her life? I want her to be happy. I do not know if being unhappy "50%" of the time is reason enough to look at another college? Any experience with any of this?[/quote] Friends "living it up" at the same college or easier colleges? I see my son's high school friends at Tailgate States living it up on facebook -- if living it up means being a drunk 3 nights a week and majoring in "marketing". My son's friends at peer colleges don't seem so belligerent and are clearly on another level.[/quote] You're friends with your son's high school friends on facebook? You must be the cool mom. [/quote]
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