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For the record, I dropped out of college for a semester, moved back home, got back in and graduated at the end of my fifth year. It can be done it just requires a complete change of attitude. My first time around I didn't have a job, didn't have any extra-curricular activities outside of my sorority and lacked focus for why I was in school besides the fact that I thought that's what you were supposed to do after high school. The second time around I had spent my semester off working the kind of horrible temp jobs one works without an education. By the time I went back to school I was waiting tables to pay all my own bills and keeping busy which required a better sense of time management. This time I knew why I was there and wanted to make it happen so much more that the results were entirely different.
Your last message made it sound like you've grown up a lot and refocused your sense of priorities as well as found out what you're missing out on by not being there. I think you'll do fine, just hold on to what you've learned.
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