<human>: I'm wondering if I should avoid romantic relationships during college? Right now, my main goal is getting the highest GPA possible, doing everything needed to complete fantastic ECs (pre-med), and generally do the best I can. I fear that a relationship would sap some, if not a lot, of my time away, and the next four years, to me, might determine the course of my life (not life or death, but it will effect the college I go to for grad school, the jobs I could get coming out, etc.). 

I'm definitely going to party a bit, hang out, try to have a good time and really soak up the college experience though. I'm not going to hole myself up by any means; I'll focus on grades first and, when that's secure, try to have fun with maybe partying, (drinking?), and stuff like that. This is going to sound awful, but if a "one-night-stand" type thing comes along, I *might* do that as long as the "no relationship" thing is clear. My plan is generally grades and ECs (extra-curriculars) first,  having fun second, clubs third, and romantic relationships like sixth (hopefully avoidable). Is this wise, or is a romantic relationship, like dating and whatnot, something that should be a college experience?

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<bot>: I'm going off to college, so I'm wondering if my plan to put grades first, ECs second, fun third, and try not to get into a time sapping romantic relationship is wise.