<human>: My girlfriend is my rock. We have been in a long distance relationship for all of these years, and I truly believe that she's the girl for me. Never mind about marriage, that will definitely (hopefully) come someday, but that's not my focus at the moment.

I got rejected from the med schools to which I applied. My girlfriend is currently an actuary in Chicago making a very decent salary, and it has always been our plan to move in together after college. So she ended up doing what she wanted to, but I still really want to be a doctor. And I absolutely love my girlfriend.

Now, I'm in quite the dilemma. I majored in Comp Sci and can find a good job doing work in the city as I apply for schools again in the future, but I feel that that might be limiting myself. If I only apply to schools in Chicago, then I probably will be rejected again. However, if I apply to schools all over the country, then it would either mean that she and I would break up or she would move with me.

I would hope that she would do the latter, but that doesn't seem like it's fair to her. I don't know. 

If someone had presented this situation to me four years ago, I would have said to choose my career. But I have come to see how important this relationship is to me, and although I know that I could always find someone else, I want this girl to be in my life. I wouldn't be choosing her over my career, but it would definitely make it a harder decision for the both of us. 

Would it be foolish for me to move in with my gf and try to further my dreams from there?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: I got rejected from med school and my actuary girlfriend wants me to live with her in Chicago. I want to too, but I worry that it might hurt my chances of getting into a med school. What should I do?