<prompt> Human: Im a computer science major at a school in the west coast, and Im paying out of state tuition for this school. The total price of my first year was about 43,000, and between help from my parents and scholarships I only had to take out 17,500 in loans. I love the people Ive met at this school, the location, everything. I simply love it here. I would hate to have to abandon all of these people and all of my new knowledge of this place, but is it truly worth it? I may or may not qualify for the scholarship again next academic year, because it requires a GPA of 3.2 by the end of the year and right now my GPA is 3.0. I received an email that this scholarship wont be renewed next year if I dont bring my cumulative GPA to 3.2 by the end of the semester. This scholarship paid for 6,000, so without it my total cost of this academic year would have been 49,000 and Id be in 23,500 of debt instead of 17,500.Should I really be here? Should I suck it up and go to one of the instate schools I dont really like? I really want to be successful and dont want to graduate from this school and realize, what have I done?EDIT: I have come to the conclusion that it is best for me to give up what I have here and transfer. Thanks everyone for your advice.Assistant: You should probably transfer. You are on track to have about 75k-100k of loans before you graduate, and while I am sure you love it there, trying to pay back those loans will leave you miserable for way longer than you will spend in college.Human: I have come to the conclusion that I will give up everything I have here and transfer. It seems like I made a stupid choice.  <response>: I would suggest you to please ask your parents for their advice rather than most redditors here. While it is good to seek other perspectives, you should weigh their opinions greater than people here. No one knows your personal situation more than your family. Please ask your parents before committing to a decision. 