How did her opinion on her peers tarnish? What happened??
she has a real black/white moral code.. not really sure how that happened, but.. it did, and I'm not gonna complain about it, makes fewer worries for me.. and her friends in highschool shared it.. they were the weird sober and proud of it emo kids.. but most of them rethought that when they got to college.. and she didn't. not surprising that they did, perfectly normal.. more suprising, maybe, that she didn't.. but was disappointing. she's a smart gal.. she says.. there's almost nothing you can control about life... even your thoughts you can't control all the time.. or when you most want to... the only thing you really have total control over is your behavior.. so.. why would you willingly give that up? eh.. she's smart in many ways.. she also figures that right now they're paying her to go to college... so.. even if she gets curious.. there's no way a party, no matter how good, is worth risking 3 years of tuition room board books and pocket money.. she'll wait til she's legal.. they're paying her well to do so.
anyway, that particular POV is unpopular at large public universities, so she didn't make as many new friends as she might have, since she disapproved of the behavior of the large majority of her peers. she finally decided to stop caring, has a good, albeit small group of friends, similarly thinking boyfriend, so.. she's happy.