<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I (18, M) and my girlfriend (18, F) are seniors in high school. We got together early on during freshman year and we've been together ever since. We are a very happy couple, and we both agree that we're perfect for each other. In four years, we've almost never had any arguments or disagreements, and we have never had any of the typical drama that some high school relationships engender. I love her very much.

Next year, we are going to different colleges (about 4 hours driving distance away). We both want to stay together, but we both know that the chances of us lasting four years over a long distance relationship is slim to none.

Some of our current options include:

1. Break up now and spare ourselves the (very likely) heartbreak that would happen if/when one of us finds someone else.

2. Keep dating long-distance until one of us finds someone else (messier than option 1, but at least we would be trying to stay together, rather than just giving up right now)

3. Transfer after 1 semester or year. However, this option is complicated. I am going into a specialized pre-med program, so I dont know if it will be a viable option for me to transfer to her school. She cant afford the tuition for my school, so its unlikely that she will be able to transfer to my school.

Has anyone else been in such a situation, and if so, how did you deal with it?
<bot>: GF of four years and I are going to be far away, should I try a long-distance relationship, should I end it now, or what other solutions are there?*