BackCountrySnow
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Because there aren't any lunchtimes or recesses and stuff....
I'm scared .
I'm scared .
SH33P said:everyone is in the same boat so dw
schools often partake in many orientation activities to get kids together, whilst with uni, we are seen as mature enough to do it ourselves.Dota55 said:Wouldn't it be easier considering the large size of unis relative to schools?
chamelia said:It would be harder to not make friends. Its unavoidable. The whole uni day is like one big lunch. In fact, really you just turn up to class to mark you name off then head to the bar. :nod:
You will have group assignments. You will have to sit next to people in class. Usually the people who you just coincidentally have more classes with or randomly bump into each other you will become friends with.
Nothing at all to be scared of. Just remember you are all doing the same degree so therefore must have some interests in common - more so than with your high school friends.
And although it's a different social climate to HS - there are still cliques, so if you feel its important to hand out with a certain 'group' - associate yourself early on. The longer you leave it to get to know people the harder it will be.
tem197 said:omg if you had to start a thread asking about how easy it is to make friends at uni then im guessing you lack basic social skills, so for you its going to be hard.
I'm an aspie so that comes naturally anyway.zimmerman8k said:Yes. Very hard.
People are generally unwilling to talk to people they don't know.
My advice is keep to yourself and play it cool.
If you do this long enough someone might notice how cool you are and invite you to join their circle.
hahah you sound like a loser.one8two said:and for someone to post such a pointless and obnoxious post suggests that you're too much of a dickhead to have friends in real life, even if you wanted them.
k man. I guess I'll just stick to my books then. .tem197 said:omg if you had to start a thread asking about how easy it is to make friends at uni then im guessing you lack basic social skills, so for you its going to be hard.
qftRiet said:Step 1: Go to lectures
Step 2: Talk to people
Step 3: Go to unibar with them (even if you dont drink)
And there you have it folks, making friends at uni! The hard part is avoiding people you dislike. There will definitely be people you don't like.
oh beleive me, I have a real life. The chance to tell an idiot such as yourself, well, how pathetic you sound, was too great a chance to give up.tem197 said:hahah you sound like a loser.
maybe if you spent more time living real life instead of talking to all your e-friends you wouldnt be so wound up?