I’d consider my stutter moderate, and I’m very open in talking about it to my peers and teachers. I’m right about to end my first semester and it’s been going great. I talk to everyone and anyone, and make a point of putting myself in “uncomfortable” situations to get over my social anxiety. As a 23 y/o male, I think it’s important to grow and invest in yourself, and dropping out of college due to a speech impediment is not even a consideration for me. I’ve had moments where I embarrass myself on blocks or bad days of stuttering, but I never let it hold me back. I still have respect from my peers and teachers and I have never have a hard time making friends. Only when you allow your stutter to dictate your social interactions and lifestyle, does it become a problem. People can feel your insecurity and shyness and it becomes harder to make friends, it’s nothing to do with your stutter, it’s about the vibe you give off. I always give off a confident strong vide, I’ll do presentations in front of the class and stutter my ass off, but I still get up there and do it with confidence. Never allow such a small issue stop you from living a life you want, it’s just a stutter! I’ve been stuttering since childhood and never have I had a point in my life where I haven’t stuttered, but I will never let my speech impediment dictate my life. Sorry for the long comment, but I hope this can give you a little boost of inspiration