<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

So I'm a second year college student. Last year I went to a junior college and so I was still living at home and working part time. I decided I wanted to get out of my house and so I decided to go to a school about an hour and a half away. I've been here two months and I hate it. I'm living in the school's apartments, which are about 2 miles from the main campus. It's a pain in the ass to get to class because I have to catch the bus. There's no parking whatsoever. I've made several friends, but none I would call good friends. I have a group of good friends that go here but we have sort of drifted apart. I've tried doing clubs and stuff, but haven't found one I really like. I have no money because I'm not working. I'm not a big partier so I feel like that alienates me from a bunch of the other college kids. I go home pretty much every weekend because if you don't go out to the one club there's basically nothing to do. 

Basically, I could go back home and either go back to the junior college or attend another university that's only about 45 minutes away. Either way, I would live at home and I can get my part-time job back (I'm very close to my manager and she's already asked me to come back on breaks and whatnot.) I just feel like I'm wasting a ton of gas and money going back and forth every weekend, when I could be at home, working, and near my friends who I come see most every weekend anyway. Has anyone been in a similar situation, or can offer me advice?
<bot>: Should I move back home and commute to a closer school? The one I'm at is boring and I go home most weekends anyway.