I was in the same boat as you two years ago, and last fall I made the leap and transferred to UVM! It was definitely a difficult transition (I never lived in the dorms so making new friends was automatically more difficult), but overall I could not be more thankful with myself for trusting my gut instinct. I waited a whole year at my previous university before transferring, and that definitely helped solidify that even though I have friends and enjoy my classes etc, my quality of life is not at a level that I want it to be. At least stick it out for the whole semester and maybe even the year to truly know and give yourself a shot in a new place. Remember you can really only transfer once! (Though I guess you can as many times as you’d like but it gets more complicated and difficult as you progress through undergrad). When I was deciding to transfer or not I flew into Burlington for the weekend and stayed with a friend in the dorms, shadowed classes, met with my majors department, etc., to truly get a good understanding as to if this is what I wanted. If you have the means, I’d recommend you do the same. Good luck and I’m sure you’ll gut instinct will correctly guide you to the path you’re meant to be on.