<human>: Where I'm coming from:

I am about to begin my last semester of my undergraduate degree before I hopefully go on to law school (waiting to hear back). 

 I will likely move somewhere somewhere different to continue my education, leaving behind my family (I study 1 hr from home) and close friends. I've applied to some local law schools, but am ready to leave this state.

What is particularly tough is I've been in a wonderfully fulfilling relationship with an amazing guy for almost two years. He has a job offer close to home and has to accept or decline by the end of this month. He has applied for jobs in some of the same areas as law schools I've applied to, but no definitive offers yet from those. 

I will make my decisions for my future based on seeking my own personal fulfillment, but I'm devastated at the thought of not being with this person- he is so, so special. I'm not ready to leave him. And I'm not really sure if I'm ready to be far from home yet. It's scary to think I'm about to gain greater independence from my parents and become a citizen of the world.

So, my fellow Redditors, any advice on how to take this time of transition in stride? Thank you so much for your consideration- Reddit has been such a saving grace for me, and I'd be grateful for those older and wiser to leave their insight.

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<bot>: Last semester of college, hopefully going to law school, scared of the thought of leaving everyone and everything I know behind, especially long term boyfriend. HELP!