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Input: This may be a little long, I’m sorry! This is my first real post to any sub on Reddit after being a lurker for a long time.
WIBTA? My bf (23) and I (22 f) have been dating for almost six years now. Two years ago, he decided to take a high-paying job with all kinds of great benefits; however, it is almost a two-hour drive away from where I currently live. He moved out there in order to be closer to the job. I did not harbor any negative feelings about this. I was sad, of course, and I still often am lonely without my best friend by my side, but this is what he decided he wanted to do so I offered my full support. I see him a couple times a month at best.
The plan has always been that I would move up there with him once I finished my Associate’s degrees at the community college I currently attend. I would transfer to a private online college in order to make this work and everything would be good. This has been the plan for the past two years, and we both have been getting pretty excited bc I’ll be graduating with my Associate’s degrees in June. I was planning on moving out to live with him in late June.
I applied to transfer to six different colleges back in October, five of which are public state schools and the sixth is the previously mentioned private online school. My GPA is nothing spectacular (just a 2.8) and the state schools are all extremely competitive, so I had assumed I wouldn’t get into these five public schools. I had told my bf that I applied to these schools but that I didn’t plan on getting into any of them bc of my GPA. 
I was accepted into the online private college almost immediately after applying, as they basically take anyone who’ll pay them.
Today, I got accepted into one of the public colleges I had applied to; one of the best public colleges in the state! I was extremely surprised and over the moon, as I have an “impacted major.” However, this school is fairly close to where I live now, which means I wouldn’t be able to move out to live with my bf as soon as we’d hoped.
When I told him that I had been accepted, he congratulated me and was impressed, but when I told him I’m thinking about going there, he instantly seemed upset that I wouldn’t be moving in with him as quickly as planned. I do not blame him for this, as it’ll most likely take another year and a half to two years before I’d be able to move in with him. I’m trying to think of what’s best for my future career but AITA for not following through with our original plan? 

choosing to go to a good college over moving in with my bf