<human>: Haas Business School has always been my dream school. My plan since freshman year of high school was to attend UC Berkeley and then attend Haas Business School. Unfortunately, UC Berkeley rejected me. 

I was so dead set on Haas that I even turned down acceptances to other excellent schools. All of my high school friends are all leaving in Fall for Ivy League schools or other top universities and I am going to be stuck at home attending a community college. 

I am not saying community college's are terrible in any way. I am just saying that attending a community college is so far from what I ever imagined what my college life would be like. 

I'm not afraid about succeeding academically at Foothill College. I recently took both of the English and Math placement tests and received perfect scores on both tests. What I am afraid about is that I will stick out from the general crowd at Foothill College and will not be able to fit in. 

Making friends in high school was never hard. I was popular, but the environment at my high school is very different from the environment at Foothill College. Perhaps my worries are typical for the recent high school graduate, but I would not know. I've spent my whole summer keeping these feelings to myself. I already know that the majority of my friends will just tell me to tough it out and that I did this to myself by turning down my other options. I did do this to myself, but if anybody has ever been in a similar situation, I would love to hear about their experiences. 

Thanks.

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<bot>: Turned down excellent schools and am going to be attending a community college. Afraid I will not be able to fit in at the community college.