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My dad said I had no chance of getting into UCD.
He said it was a waste of time to apply, but he was going to let me do it anyway in hopes that I would end up liking UCSC later on.
He said I wouldn't get into UCI either even though it was my back-up.
My dad has said a lot of things.
I got into both schools, and despite what everyone else keeps telling me, I'm transferring.
I have no idea where I'm living, but it definitely won't be on campus (no housing for transfers)
I may have no money, no housing, few friends, and no idea what I'm majoring in, but I have a light at the end of my tunnel.
Today my dad told me I was brave.
Most people just accept their situation, or learn to like/love it, and are afraid of many drastic changes.
I'll consider my dad's comment to be a compliment, even if I don't think I'm a very brave person.
I'm just not afraid of change anymore.
He said it was a waste of time to apply, but he was going to let me do it anyway in hopes that I would end up liking UCSC later on.
He said I wouldn't get into UCI either even though it was my back-up.
My dad has said a lot of things.
I got into both schools, and despite what everyone else keeps telling me, I'm transferring.
I have no idea where I'm living, but it definitely won't be on campus (no housing for transfers)
I may have no money, no housing, few friends, and no idea what I'm majoring in, but I have a light at the end of my tunnel.
Today my dad told me I was brave.
Most people just accept their situation, or learn to like/love it, and are afraid of many drastic changes.
I'll consider my dad's comment to be a compliment, even if I don't think I'm a very brave person.
I'm just not afraid of change anymore.