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Effects Of Long Distance Relationships On College Performance I. Introduction Currently, upon entering college as a transfer student, I find myself working at a long distance relationship. I feel that activities such as going to class, studying, and becoming more involved in the UCLA community have been different for me than for students not involved in relationships. As with most other students, fitting in with new people in a new environment is very important. I find that with someone else having a large affect on the decisions in my personal life, there is an added dimension of stress on my social life. I have other things on my mind on top of building new friendships, and they have effected the decisions I have made. I’m sure that there are pressures that students at UCLA feel when involved in relationships with people outside of our school. Whether there are adverse effects or positive influences from each individual relationship, there is no denying that there is some sort of consequence. Students in relationships often have different interests and goals, and I am curious as to whether these factors have an impact, be it positive or negative, on their social adjustment to college life. This subject relationship, might, relationships, social, adjustment, been, study, reported, people, friends, time, stress, out, jealousy, college, affect, significant, research, friendships, females, fact, being, about, women, way, things, results, responses, person, much, males, lives, level, know, however, find