Most parents with college students have received that late night call at least once: the excitement of the college adventure has melted into panic, misery, or both. Many college students face big challenges now and then: academic difficulties, social conflict, illness, loneliness, or maybe financial struggles. During these rough times, it's common (and very normal) for students or parents to wonder whether transferring to another college would make life better.

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