<human>: So, we've known each other for about 2 year prior to dating, and were pretty good friend 6 months up to when we started dating. She was in a relationship with another guy for about a year and a half, she breaks up with him about 5 months ago, and we started dating mid-October. Come mid-November, she breaks up with me citing time as an issue.

More specifically regarding time: her and I attend the same university, she is a fourth year and I'm a third year. She is planning on graduating this coming April, and she will not be here for the majority of the summer. On top of that, she will be leaving for grad school come September. As well, both of our second semesters are going to be quite hectic, so we would have little time for each other.

So, we break up citing these reasons, but that was the only reason we did break up; we got along, and still get along, great. I wanted it to work, but she was unwilling due to the aforementioned points.

At a minimum, we would be separated for a year and a half (as I'm planning on finishing in four years and attending grad school in September 2015, hopefully), and she's not willing to do an LDR. 

My question is, well, what do I do? I still care about her, and she's one of the most amazing people I've ever met, and we still have something that could work. I'm not planning on getting into another relationship any time soon, and I'm probably going to be focussed on schooling in my fourth year as well. Do I hold myself off for a year and a half, and hope to whatever powers that may be that I can find a graduate student position in the same school as her AND she hasn't found someone new by then AND we're still able and willing to have a relationship? Or do I forget about her as a romantic link and move on with my life?

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: GF and I date for 1 month, break up due to time constraints, but we still have something that could work later on. What do?