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So basically, I did my first two years at community college. I will be 21 when starting school.

I didn’t immediately get housing because I am a transfer student, but I just got approved this is the email they sent me. I really want the actual college experience since I got nothing in high school or community.

I am really afraid of being socially isolated at MSU and even just going to school then clubs then home, I’m not very good at getting super close with people. I feel like staying in the dorms would really help with this as it’s so many people crammed in one space, I also do really well with people, and im super flexible although I can be a bit shy. I really wanna go out and basically work hard to play hard sort of thing.

But again, a more upscale apartment might be good since I am a bit older and I know that these are closer to the business classes that I will be taking.

What do you guys think? The correct option is in this situation?

Helpppp

Is 21 too old to go out and party with everyone else.. do people still do that junior year. I never got to go out in high-school and i did my first-two years at community college, i also think i look wayyyy older than I actually am. Im just so worried about everything. Am i too late to have that college experience?

Is 21 too old to go out and party with everyone else.. do people still do that junior year. I never got to go out in high-school and i did my first-two years at community college, i also think i look wayyyy older than I actually am. Im just so worried about everything. Am i too late to have that college experience?

Basically, I tried to get student housing, but it just wasn’t possible for me since I am a transfer student.

I did two years of community college and now I really want the full college experience, I am going to be living on campus in a pretty good apartment but I’m not really sure if that’s the same thing. Also, I’ll be 21 and I feel like everyone will already have their friends.

I’m worried that I’m missing out and I won’t make any friends because of this

A lot of things I’ve seen is that people have the best time of their lives living in the dorms and it’s the make or break of the college experience so I feel kind of doomed.

Is this true, does anyone have any advice?

Basically, I tried to get student housing, but it just wasn’t possible for me since I am a transfer student.

I did two years of community college and now I really want the full college experience, I am going to be living on campus in a pretty good apartment but I’m not really sure if that’s the same thing. Also, I’ll be 21 and I feel like everyone will already have their friends.

I’m worried that I’m missing out and I won’t make any friends because of this

A lot of things I’ve seen is that people have the best time of their lives living in the dorms and it’s the make or break of the college experience so I feel kind of doomed.

Is this true, does anyone have any advice?

Edit: Im worried i am going into my junior year at 21 and i think i might be too old to go out and party with everyone. I also wanted to join a sorority but i feel that i just look way too old. I feel that i missed out compared to everyone else and its very sad

Basically, I tried to get student housing, but it just wasn’t possible for me since I am a transfer student.

I did two years of community college and now I really want the full college experience, I am going to be living on campus in a pretty good apartment but I’m not really sure if that’s the same thing. Also, I’ll be 21 and I feel like everyone will already have their friends.

I’m worried that I’m missing out and I won’t make any friends because of this

A lot of things I’ve seen is that people have the best time of their lives living in the dorms and it’s the make or break of the college experience so I feel kind of doomed.

Is this true, does anyone have any advice?

My dad really loves him but his whole aura makes me worried. Didn’t he get kicked from YT, what do u guys think?? Thx

I’m honestly kind of panicking and would really appreciate advice from anyone familiar with VŠE Prague or studying in the Czech Republic.

A few weeks ago I started my application for the BBA program at VŠE and paid the application fee, but my family became really nervous about the idea of me moving to Prague and told me it probably wasn’t a good idea. They encouraged me to continue pursuing Spain instead, so I stopped working on the VŠE application and got super anxious/confused about everything.

Now the Spain situation has mostly fallen through, and recently I talked to someone who actually attended VŠE and they had an amazing experience there. Ever since then I can’t stop thinking about Prague and I genuinely feel like I may have given up on something really good out of fear.

I know this probably makes me seem disorganized or like a bad applicant, but the truth is this whole process has been extremely messy and emotionally overwhelming for me, and I’ve genuinely been struggling a lot trying to figure out the right path. I really do care deeply about my education and my future, and I had the best intentions throughout all of this even if I handled things imperfectly.

The problem is that my application is now late/incomplete and I don’t know if there’s realistically anything I can do at this point. Has anyone here had experience with late applications, contacting admissions, second rounds, exceptions, etc.? Would it be worth emailing/calling them, or should I just accept that I missed my chance?

Has anyone here gone through something similar before? What are the chances that admissions would actually reply or be willing to help me at this point? And if this path is closed, are there any other universities/programs in Prague or Europe that might still be accepting applications?

I’d really appreciate any honest advice or support because I feel pretty lost right now.

Edit. I also kind of need to make a decision in the next 1 to 4 weeks since I need to sign a lease at my home university if not, for context I’m also not right out of high school. I’ve done two years at community college. The university in my hometown is MSU and it’s insanely expensive much more expensive than VSE when consider, considering all the costs.

I’m honestly kind of panicking and would really appreciate advice from anyone familiar with VŠE Prague or studying in the Czech Republic.

A few weeks ago I started my application for the BBA program at VŠE and paid the application fee, but my family became really nervous about the idea of me moving to Prague and told me it probably wasn’t a good idea. They encouraged me to continue pursuing Spain instead, so I stopped working on the VŠE application and got super anxious/confused about everything.

Now the Spain situation has mostly fallen through, and recently I talked to someone who actually attended VŠE and they had an amazing experience there. Ever since then I can’t stop thinking about Prague and I genuinely feel like I may have given up on something really good out of fear.

I know this probably makes me seem disorganized or like a bad applicant, but the truth is this whole process has been extremely messy and emotionally overwhelming for me, and I’ve genuinely been struggling a lot trying to figure out the right path. I really do care deeply about my education and my future, and I had the best intentions throughout all of this even if I handled things imperfectly.

The problem is that my application is now late/incomplete and I don’t know if there’s realistically anything I can do at this point. Has anyone here had experience with late applications, contacting admissions, second rounds, exceptions, etc.? Would it be worth emailing/calling them, or should I just accept that I missed my chance?

Has anyone here gone through something similar before? What are the chances that admissions would actually reply or be willing to help me at this point? And if this path is closed, are there any other universities/programs in Prague or Europe that might still be accepting applications?

I’d really appreciate any honest advice or support because I feel pretty lost right now.

So basically, I’m 20. I’ve had two rounds of braces and a pallet expander so my teeth are pretty perfect.

I got all this done at a young age because I’ve sucked my finger ever since I was young and honestly, I still do it.

The only thing is that I feel like my mouth protrudes forward, I don’t really have an overbite, but I’m going to the orthodontist to get a check up and see if anything has changed.

But basically my mouth is really bulky like it tends to move forward. I don’t know how to explain it, My questions are is this all in my head is this a real thing? Is there a way to fix it?

I went on Royal Caribbean last year and I didn’t really like it, there was an insane amount of people and you kind of had to fight to get a lounge chair, wait in long lines to eat and they were kids everywhere.

I told my parents we should probably do MSC but they really wanted to try celebrity beyond , do you guys think it is different from royal Caribbean?