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Hi everyone,

I've been having an internal dilemma recently on whether I should transfer out of my current school (an Ivy League) back to my old state flagship (UCLA).

My freshman year, I applied to one of the ivies since I grew up around peers who all attended elite schools, and I regretted not applying to one. However, by the time I was accepted to my current school (an Ivy League), I had found out I had fallen in love with Los Angeles, the atmosphere, and the location. In contrast, I strongly disliked my year at the ivy because it has less of a work-play balance; it's hypercompetitive; and I don't like the location (the city is so much more boring than Los Angeles).

By now, I'm stuck between staying at my current school for two more years or transferring back to UCLA. I'm conflicted between two mantras on whether college should be the best years of your life, or whether college should be the years I suck it up and suffer through, and make it out with a prestigious degree?

Assume all things being equal: I worked hard and was dean's list for both schools, cost around same price to attend (~5k more/yr for current school). I'm also premed, which is why I'm worried about losing my undergrad years. I acknowledge both schools are amazing schools, and I only have opportunities to choose from. 

It'd be nice to get input from what older people think, because maybe as a college student I'm too young to recognize what's best for me at my age. Thank you!
<bot>: Stuck between staying at an ivy for 2 more years, or transferring back to UCLA. Don't know whether I should be living it up, or sucking it up.