<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I'm extremely bummed out and I know I shouldn't be.  After putting in a ton of work applying to 20 different PA schools all over the country, my fiancee is starting to get interviews. Now I've kept this to myself up until now because I know this is extremely important to her. However, while she was applying we both talked about options and California schools (where we currently live) were the top priority.  The problem is, the schools closest to us don't start accepting applicants until January-ish but schools elsewhere start accepting as soon as next month. Some of these schools will start before the CA ones even have interviews.
As time has gone on, my fiancee has become more and more open to the idea of accepting one of these schools, should she get in...effectively killing any shot at the local schools. We're getting married at the end of next month and I love her dearly, but the idea of her abandoning hope of a local school so early sucks. I know I'm being selfish but I don't want her to leave so soon. If she accepts one of these January-start schools, she'll be gone within 4 months of marriage. So my question is, do I say anything? She's put in a ton of work for this, but all I really want is for her to give these CA schools a shot. If she doesn't get in to the CA schools though, that means she'll effectively miss out/have passed on every other school.

Also, a little more background about her, she's an extremely focused, hardworking person. So if she's in PA school, 99% of her time and energy will be devoted to it and she'll be perfectly ok with that. If she's out of state, the time she has for me probably dwindles even more.
<bot>: Fiancee contemplating out-of-state schools. To be married within month, school starts 4 months after that. I don't want her to go.