Dropping out of uni and reapplying for same course elsewhere

I’m planning to stay at university for the next few weeks to ensure I enjoy the course I’m doing but I hate living in accommodation at the university I’m at and it’s too far to commute. Initially I had worries about this as I don’t enjoy clubbing etc. but since being here I haven’t been able to eat or sleep and it’s really affecting my mental health. I was just wondering whether dropping out of my course (Pharmacy) would have implications in me reapplying for the same course at the uni closer to home. I had previously received an offer from this uni but put it as my insurance - I was just wondering if I’d be less likely to get in because I dropped out of the course elsewhere.
What i’m feeling isn’t homesickness, I know a lot of people struggle in the first few weeks.

I am not really sure what’s the actual problem.
You want to drop out of your course because of your accommodation? Isn't that a bit silly? Would you quit your job or divorce your partner because of your accommodation?
Surely, there is a middle ground of trying to get alternative accommodation or live privately whilst doing your course. I think it is a bit too deep to quit your course because of accommodation.

I feel that the uni experience itself is quite isolating so to go into accommodation and not connect with anyone there etc is more difficult. I was looking into private accomodation but that’s not something I’m able to afford to do. I’ve already switched flats but that’s not better either as it’s the same - people walking around with speakers, 30+ people in my flat, walking into sick in the kitchen sink. I feel that not being able to sleep especially is affecting me and I won’t be able to study efficiently where I am especially with an intense course like Pharmacy

I feel that the uni experience itself is quite isolating so to go into accommodation and not connect with anyone there etc is more difficult. I was looking into private accomodation but that’s not something I’m able to afford to do. I’ve already switched flats but that’s not better either as it’s the same - people walking around with speakers, 30+ people in my flat, walking into sick in the kitchen sink. I feel that not being able to sleep especially is affecting me and I won’t be able to study efficiently where I am especially with an intense course like Pharmacy

I don't know why everyones giving you so much crap over this, living in accom is not for everyone and not every accom is a nightmare like the ones you've described. It sounds like you're planning to reapply to a uni close to home and commute from home rather than stay in accom. That sounds like a solution to your problem.
I think before you do anything solid just reach out to that uni and explain your circumstances, and make sure they'd be happy to have you. They might even be able to transfer you if they still have space on the course, I'm not sure.

I don't know why everyones giving you so much crap over this, living in accom is not for everyone and not every accom is a nightmare like the ones you've described. It sounds like you're planning to reapply to a uni close to home and commute from home rather than stay in accom. That sounds like a solution to your problem.
I think before you do anything solid just reach out to that uni and explain your circumstances, and make sure they'd be happy to have you. They might even be able to transfer you if they still have space on the course, I'm not sure.

Uni is about having lots of experiences (both good and bad). Running back home when the going gets tough can be seen as a sign of weakness.
I think the OP’s core issue is the people connection and not the silly behaviour of their peers in uni accommodation.
Uni has barely started for the year (we are still in September) and the OP has already changed their accommodation and seeking to leave entirely based on a couple of weeks (or so) of negative experience. What tends to happen is students tend to settle after the initial high of freshers and new uni life.
I personally doubt the reasons that they have given but to each their own.

Clearly you’re unable to read as my original question wasn’t discussing whether or not I should leave but the implications of dropping out of my current course to reapply to the same elsewhere. You’re making assumptions and I understand you’re trying to offer your best advice but I understand how I’m feeling. I’ve spend long periods away from home and homesickness or lack of connections isn’t an issue for me - per why i’d be okay with commuting as i’d only connect with others through societies or lectures and even not at all. My parents know my condition (which results in me not being able to go on nights out) & suggested against moving into accomodation yet I did it anyway as all that you’ve listed isn’t a problem. I’m constantly struggling with the experience and if moving out of accomodation is as “weak” to you then so be it.