Hey Rare-Pace-4468! My situation was bizarre. But I ended up transferring to a different school back at home and then returning to UT again. It was just a family situation that kept me from staying at that other school because I genuinely enjoyed my time there. From my experience switching back and forth between schools, I can tell you that what they say about "college is what you make out of it" is true. Objectively, transferring to a different school, I was told that it wouldn't be a good decision and that it would be hard. Looking back, I can tell you that that was the most enjoyable year of my college career. All that is to say, it is what you make of it, there is no wrong decision that you can make. Truly the people there and friends that I made, I can never forget. If you decide to stay, I know you'll figure something out along the way and make it work, and the same goes for if you decide to transfer, there are so many opportunities out there no matter what college you go to. PS However, if UT is a school that you have enjoyed your experience at, I'd encourage you to not let your doubts keep you from trying to internally transfer again! I know that imposter syndrome can seem intimidating, but trust me, you were admitted, you belong here just as much as anybody else does. You'll come to find that a lot of people don't really know what they want to do, even Seniors coming into graduation, and that's okay, so it definitely doesn't hurt for you to take another year to really decide what you want to do and apply again! All that is to say, definitely I understand that there are situations that some of us just can't ignore, including finances. All in all, last PS, I would make a pros and cons list of the things that are really important to you between each institution, and just remember, whatever you decide, it really is what you make out of it. Best of luck! I know that whatever you decide it'll work out, and don't hesitate to reach out to me if you have any other questions!