<human>: I (F19) am a freshman in college. I came to the North for school from the South and experienced the worst winter of my life. Early on in my first semester, a lot of bad things happened at once in my personal life that made me want to be at home or at least closer to home.

I found a school, applied, was accepted, and eventually put down a deposit. However, I just came back to school after being at home for Spring Break, and I'm beginning to think I shouldn't transfer. For one, I'm happier than I've ever been all year. Things are starting to clear up, and I've become much more optimistic about my future than I had been in the past. I will admit I was once dead-set on transferring, but now that I'm happier in general, I've also become happier at the school I'm currently at.

Since all of this happened during the snowiest time of the year, and the region I'm in suffered its worst winter in history, I think I suffered from some major seasonal depression that I mistook as just general unhappiness. I have a job now, and I'm making a much bigger effort to be social and go out on weekends even if I'm tired. Basically, I'm making more of an effort and it's having a lot of positive results.

In regards to this other school, though, I did put down the deposit, and I do have a friend from home that I told I would room with. This other school is an amazing institution as well. However, it is more of an up-and-coming school in a national sense than the one I'm currently at. This other school also has a completely different campus setting than the one I'm at. Both schools are challenging academically; I cannot say that one is better than the other in that sense. Obviously, both schools have their different pros and cons. I feel like I'm completely at a crossroads.

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<bot>: I don't know whether I want to transfer schools because I suffered from seasonal depression or if it's because I actually don't like the school I'm currently attending.