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⌈ Secret Post #2503 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I second looking into clubs. When I started college, I expected the dorm and my classes to be these great social experiences where I'd become bffs with my roommate and everyone on my floor and my classes. My roommate and I got along, but we never clicked and my floor (and entire dorm) just wasn't very social (it wasn't a freshman dorm). My earliest classes were all large lectures where chatting with classmates wasn't encouraged.

I met most of my college friends through a student club (and most of the rest through a study abroad program I did later on). Don't just stick to the "official" club activities, either - if people in the club are doing social things, like inviting group members over to watch a movie or something, then join them, even if you don't know anybody well yet. Try to find opportunities to incite these social things, too, and carry people with you out of "official" settings. For example: "I'm getting hungry for lunch. Want to go to the dining hall?"

(Now, after you get out of school, that's when it gets hard to make new friends...)