This is a residential liberal arts college. That means that you have an opportunity to live with some of the brightest of your generation. Don't shy away from this. Of course it will be hard. Of course there will be misunderstandings and disagreements.
Human beings do that.
But learning to live with people who don't see the world the way you do is an important skill. Remember you are part of this community. You have an obligation to help make the community the way you would like it to be. If you complain that there's nothing to do here, and drop out by going home every weekend, then you will miss out on a special part of your education. If you want to be a commuter student then there are other, less expensive places to study.