<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

First, I have no desire to transfer, so you needn't talk me into or out of anything. That being said, I *always* see people on this sub asking for advice about transferring, as a first or second year, from [X University] to [University of Y] because they're "not happy" or it's "not what they expected". 

My opinion – based purely on second-hand, anecdotal evidence – is that in some cases it might be that these students simply weren't adjusting to *college* in general, rather than specific problems with the school itself. I have known people who decided to switch schools, only to realize that the second school was *even worse* and want to transfer somewhere else, perhaps even back to the first one they attended. Since I've seen people on this sub post about similar things, I thought this might be a good place to ask.

So, /r/college, I'm very curious to hear your stories. I welcome the idea that I'm totally wrong and/or misunderstanding why people decide to switch universities, so please educate me if this is the case!
<bot>: my poorly informed opinion is that sometimes transferring between schools is precipitated by unhappiness with one's current school, and that in some cases this might just be a consequence of not liking college life itself, rather than a particular school