<human>: I'm currently a freshman in college and I'm attending a state school in my home state. When applying to schools, I was accepted to 8 out of my 10 choices, but decided to attend the state school because of money constraints in my family. When applying for schools, my number one criteria was to not end up in my home state, but here I am. 

I sucked it up and started school, all the alumni that I talked to raved about the school and their years here, but I haven't experienced anything similar. I've made a few good friends, but I still cannot connect with them like my friends from high school. 

After spending more and more time here, I feel like I'm imprisoned in the walls of the university. All the buildings are 70s architecture (so heavy on brick and concrete) and it has become almost oppressive. 

I feel like I do the same thing every week and nothing changes, since the university is in the suburbs, there's no where to go off campus, which results in dorm drinking every weekend. While this appealed to me during first semester, the novelty has since worn off. I would love to go off campus, but I don't have a car, and I usually have tests on the weekend days this time of the semester. 

I don't know what to do with myself because I get anxious and depressed when I think about spending 3 more years here. I'm not going to transfer because of the money constraints. Overall it's not my cup of tea.

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<bot>: the culmination of a bunch of stuff I don't like about my college is really getting me down. I feel trapped.