<human>: I'm sure you've heard this story before. 

After a few years of hard work at community college, I'm finally looking to transfer to a university to finish up my degree. I've been admitted to 3 universities, one of them is a top 20 school and has a really great program for my major. However, this top 20 school is five hours away and my parents want me to commute to one of the other universities (1 to 1-and-a-half hours away in heavy traffic). 

Now, money is not an issue. While I would save a ton commuting, I did receive an awesome financial aid package for the top 20 school. The debt I'll be taking on is minimal and completely worth it for the opportunities I'll have available to me. I will be paying for everything myself, but I need my parents to cosign on loans that I can manage alone. 

The main problem is that my parents are incredibly overprotective. I come from a traditional Hispanic household where it is unheard of for a child, especially a woman, to leave the house before she is married. As a result, I still have a 10 pm curfew and I have to let them know where I am at all times. This has limited my ability to maintain relationships (I have no friends) and has kept me from fully maturing as an adult. 

I feel like moving away will give me an opportunity to mature so much more and to actually immerse myself in my future career/interests. Living at home, I have to help my grandma clean, cook, and take care of younger relatives, in addition to working a part-time job and going to school. For once, I would just like to focus on my studies and make friends like a normal person.  

Any discussion that I have with my parents is met with:

"You will get a good education at this other school."
"You're crazy if you think you're leaving."
"The commute is not so bad."

Is there anything I an do?

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<bot>: Overbearing Hispanic parents don't want me to go to a good school away from home. How should I approach this issue to convince them to let me move away?