<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

My boyfriend and I have been dating for just over 6 months and we are both heading to university in the next few weeks. Despite not being together very long, he has become one of the most important people to me, and I think I love him as far as I'm able, and he says he loves me too.

With this in mind, I would love to try and stay together at university, but he does not believe it's worth it because we would be unable to see each other during term as it would cost over £100 for a weekend visit in travel. 

I should add that at the beginning of this relationship we anticipated more of a Friends with Benefits thing to pass the holiday, but it simply evolved into something more, so his reaction is unsurprising. Not that this makes it any easier now.

So my questions are many: Are long distance relationships worth it at university? Should I try and fight my side or just accept his skepticism and give up on him? Am I simply being melodramatic over a short relationship and should just grow up and accept the end? Finally, any tips for making it work if I can convince him? 

I'm sure many couples are facing similar decisions with the new school year looming, so would appreciate any advice. 

Thanks
<bot>: My boyfriend has become really important to me, but doesn't want to date someone not near him, do I have to give him up for university?