* "You don't have many good friends in college, and you feel like leaving." This is the most likely interpretation.
* "You don't have many good friends in college, and you feel like you want to leave." This is a slightly more formal version of the above.
* "Because you don't have many good friends in college, you feel like leaving." This emphasizes the cause-and-effect relationship.
The original sentence contains several errors:
* "gud": This is a misspelling of "good."
* "to go": The sentence is incomplete; it needs to express what you want to do ("leave," "transfer," etc.).
* Sentence structure: The sentence is poorly structured and lacks clear transitions between the clauses.