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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm the OP. 
I haven't been back since about page 2 of this thread. My daughter didn't attempt to rush the top tier houses. The ones she aimed for were somewhere around high mid to my understanding. She chose them because that's where she knew girls from her high school and that's where her current friends also put in bids.  It worked out for the friends, it did not work out for her.

Her fall semester was pretty rough in the friend category because her dorm hall wasn't a great source of friends as her RA is pretty MIA and many girls on her hall are reclusive and [b]a number of them live locally and go home on the weekends or visit boyfriends elsewhere[/b]. She was also not in a lecture of under 100 kids and most were close to or over 200.  So the friend group she has was hard fought and cobbled together through girls she met at clubs, the dining hall, etc. The thought of losing touch with these fledgling relationships is really hard for her to think about. And it seems like she might as they'll all be joining different houses and my daughter will likely not. She knows that there is a big university out there (35K kids!) and she'll dig deep and keep trying but she's just bummed about this all. [/quote]

I'm not sure why you're surprised by this at a state school. These are things mommies should think about when they are planning out their child's college and social lives?[/quote]

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