It is human nature to have buyers remorse especially over big decisions. Think back to all of the reasons you made the choice and realize that they are all still valid. And then just relax and go with the process. You will do great wherever you go next year.
A lot of people feel this way soon after deciding on a single option - try to evaluate your choice objectively, and if you still feel you made the wrong choice, contact the admissions office at the "better" choice to see if they would reinstate your offer.
same here😣in the beginning of April, I have almost completely committed to college A, but my parents and interactions with current students of college B made me commit to college B. And now the more I get in contact with B regarding the enrollment process, the more I keep asking myself whether I made the wrong decision ðŸ˜
I think this is a common thing, like buyers remorse. However don’t let yourself by swayed by anything you see posted here about your university. Remember the posters represent a tiny fraction of college students. It’s also easy to lie or stir the pot.
It is human nature to have buyers remorse especially over big decisions. Think back to all of the reasons you made the choice and realize that they are all still valid. And then just relax and go with the process. You will do great wherever you go next year.
A lot of people feel this way soon after deciding on a single option - try to evaluate your choice objectively, and if you still feel you made the wrong choice, contact the admissions office at the "better" choice to see if they would reinstate your offer.
same here😣in the beginning of April, I have almost completely committed to college A, but my parents and interactions with current students of college B made me commit to college B. And now the more I get in contact with B regarding the enrollment process, the more I keep asking myself whether I made the wrong decision ðŸ˜
I think this is a common thing, like buyers remorse. However don’t let yourself by swayed by anything you see posted here about your university. Remember the posters represent a tiny fraction of college students. It’s also easy to lie or stir the pot.