Why I Transferred After One Year 

Being happy is always the key. You definitely found the happy place at Texas A&M now

As someone who grew up and still lives in LA, I totally understand why you left. City life is tough, even for people who have lived here all their lives, and especially if you’re alone as a woman. All of what you’ve stated about the environment here is true and your reasons for leaving are totally valid so ignore the people judging you for your decision to leave because you deserve to be in an environment where you are at peace just as much as they do. That said, there are still a lot of great communities around here where you may have been able to feel more at home, but it does take time and resources (i.e. car) to find and get to know them. I hope you’ve found the environment that you were looking for in Texas A&M and wish you the best in your future endeavors!

Thank you for sharing your personal experience.

You made right decision to get out ✌️

A lot of schools dont even allow freshman to live off campus unless they're local commuters.

Did you ever consider a D1 Catholic school in greater L.A., e.g. Loyola Marymount?

That coach knew you were going to be trash and toxic, that’s why you left.

Most colleges have FCA or religious organizations, I did some looking (as I'm fairly religious too, I don't claim to be left or right either because of my line of work) and UCLA has 72 different religious organizations from Hinduism to Latter-day Saints to Catholics. So I'm shocked that you didn't seem to do any research at all on the religious organizations, especially the Catholic Student Association of UCLA. Most schools also have a branch of FCA on campus or the autonomy and ability to start a huddle. My alma mater has always had one (I wasn't practicing at the time so I didn't go). So with the knowledge of all that, I'm shocked you left UCLA. But as long as you're happy, I'm not one to judge.

makes sense to me

I picked Concordia Irvine over UCLA for similar reasons; the environment is so much better.

I never liked that school anyway.

Have you been evaluated for ADHD? Also, it's giving "I didn't like living among the poors and liberals. I was there training for a science-based career, but not enough of my peers believed in a magical sky daddy. So, I moved to Texas."

can you make a video about managing being a student athlete in college and how to find that balance? thank u 🫶🏼🫶🏼