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Re: Making friends in college

[nyxelestia]

First off, fraternities and sororities are all about making friends, and some of them are very relaxed with little or no partying. Your college may even have professional interest fraternities, queer fraternities, etc. You don't need to be a party type or even much of a social type to get into these.

There, of course, regular ol' clubs, where you're guaranteed to have an interest in common with people there once you join.

Study groups are also a boon. In a given class, just ask around and form study groups - especially with people in majors or fields similar to yours, because then it's easier to keep in touch with them after a given class ends. You may also find that you actually share other classes with these people.

Also, try going to a party and seeing if there are any other wallflowers there. Chances are, they are just as awkward or anti-social as you are, and just as eager to make friends anyway. :)

Hope some of that helps. :)