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Originally Posted by FutureODUGirl
Hey guys! Mini update
Me and my mom are gonna get a college game plan together! Probably gonna do it tomorrow so I'll let you guys know. I'm gonna sign up to take the SAT in Dec (closest date) and we are gonna discuss how I'll pay for college, where I'll go and when, etc.
She's definitely more accepting of what I would like to do. Still gonna be hard to convince her to let me go to ODU as a freshmen, but I may be able to convince her to let me go as a sophomore  still not telling her I plan on trying to join a sorority because she would probably freak. She has a negative opinion of sororities and thinks they are only for clingy, lonely kids looking for a "clique" to join. Needless to say I don't agree at all lol.
Also, is living in a dorm good for meeting people? She's obsessed with this idea that you don't meet anybody or have a social life at college unless you party. I'm not a partier, and I think I'll make friends just fine. I think she sometimes tries to divert me from ODU because she says I may be dissapointed in living with a roommate, they will steal my stuff, I'll find it hard to keep good grades, etc. Wish she would realize college has changed a ton since she went 25+ years ago -.-
Sorry for the rant lol! Just wanted to update you all 
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I met some of my best friends in the dorms. I still am great friends with two of them and we visit each other even though we were only in school together for a year and live in three different states. Some people do have horrible roommates. Some people are horrible roommates even if they were friends before hand.
No offense, but your mom seems a little helicopter ish. Telling you that you won't make friends unless you change your interests (partying), saying if you leave her home that you won't do well in school and talking down something you are interested in. It just is a little overbearing in my opinion. Are you the youngest/only daughter/only child?
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"Sisterhood is not about being popular, its about developing character, forming bonds, and self-discovery. If after four years you can hold you head high, then absolutely your sorority is "tops"." - H2oot
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