I've been given two opportunities in my college career, and it boils down to graduating early or doing an advanced program and staying for my fourth year. There's a myriad of benefits and practicalities to both, and that's a whole another discussion so I'll limit this post to the seduction aspect of it.

When I first got to college three years ago, I was a significantly less confident, enjoyable or even attractive person than I am now. All of my self-improvement since has stemmed from a dissatisfaction with my love life that led to this sub. In the past year and even moreso in the past months, I've been reaping the awards of these lessons. I haven't slept with a lot of women persay (only six in the past year, and in my whole life), but my confidence and ease talking to them and people in general and skyrocketed, and I have some real momentum from it.

There's a slight paradox in these terms though: If I stay at college, I can have a final year to solidify and fine-tune myself with the ease of all of these girls around me in a college setting. But if I make the decision to stay in a place I'm not enthusiastic about because of women, I'm not setting myself up for healthy success if I'm unhappy about the environment, regardless of how many women are in it. But if I don't stay, I risk losing all of my momentum and ground I've fought so hard for with the original intent of sleeping with/dating girls at this college.

Like I said, there are a bunch of non-seduction reasons that I still have to consider for both, so I came here to hear your guys' thoughts on this aspect of my dilemma. Any experience or advice?