For many nights after arriving at Boston University, Anna Fedick felt alone — to the point of tears — and wanted to be somewhere familiar. Though her sadness might be seen as the typical woes of a fresh college student, Fedick was not new to college — she had transferred from Indiana University.
In switching schools, she had lost academic credits, would graduate later than planned, and with added costs. She had started to think that maybe she had done something wrong as her hopes of starting over fell apart.
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Here we go again... a Globie finds a whiney kid to complain about the latest weep fad - this time not enough attention from college officials who might have longer-attending students to worry about while the whiney kid doesn't want to wait for dis whim or dat. Give us a break. . . . lots of us transferred from one school to another over the generations and very few got our story on the front page of newspapers with little or nothing else to write about.