transfer then and go somewhere with a part 61 school near it or any flight school, it doesn't matter where you train. I did my ratings while in college and started airline training two weeks after graduating. I didn't find it difficult to balance at all. I didn't go to an aviation school, I went to a big twelve university and majored in economics. I did my flight training at the local FBO and then taught there while in school. I also didn't slack off on having a blast, this is something you don't want to miss out on. I wouldn't trade any flying job for the fun I had at the frat and college life in general. I started my private my freshmen year and when I graduated I have over 2000TT and 600ME. Try to do that at an aviation school, won't happen. Flight instructing sucks as a career but it's a freakin sweet college job.