<p>My first two years of college, I went to a commuter type of school. My social life there was sort of meh, but as I moved on it kind of picked up.</p>
<p>Well, then I applied as a transfer to some universities and the one I ended up applying to and going to was a Division 1A SEC school. When I did get in I found out that it was a top 5 party school according to some sources.</p>
<p>I finished my spring semester here (as a Chemistry major and History minor) and quite honestly my social life has been trash. Eating alone at dining halls, going out alone to bars, etc. Overall I am an outgoing person but my social life just did not pick up. Maybe because I was busy and trying to adjust to living out on my own for the first time.</p>
<p>I did make friends but it was mainly with freshman students and sophomore. Did make SOME friends who were upperclassmen.</p>
<p>Fall means that there is more things to do.</p>
<p>My biggest issue is that I might end up having more freshman friends and not having any fellow seniors or juniors as my friends. Social life has not been as great.</p>
<p>Go join clubs/organizations and possibly rush?</p>
<p>can’t rush, frats do not really take upperclassmen at my school</p>
<p>too old to join a frat</p>
<p>man that feeling hurts</p>
<p>Well, my situation is a little different. When I first started college in 2009, I was basically forced to go to school via online only because I had to work during the day and overseas we weren’t allowed to drive since taking the test would be so hard. My mom worked for the federal government so I lived overseas. Most of the people I went to high school with were able to go off to college straight after graduation, while I had to stay behind and stay overseas (which I didn’t want to do at all). Also during my last 2 months during my senior year I had to move to Germany made things a little more difficult. In 2010 I moved back to the US, but because I didn’t have enough credits I had to attend commuity college. At my CC people weren’t as friendly as I thought they would be so of course I didn’t really meet anyone. In the fall, I’m hoping I can transfer to California State University, Northridge (still waiting on their final decision) and hopefully my social life will be ALOT better.</p>