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Here's something that I have found useful in developing a set of friends. Talk to people in your classes before class. Just asking a vaildating question or asking if they managed to get one of the homework problems done. I have often found that after using that icebreaker, the next time they see me they are a little more confortable around me and they will strike up a converstation. After awhile these conversations lead to us hanging out and having some fun. Of course doing this was a bit tricky consistering at first I didn't have much confidence in myself to ask questions or just talk to someone I didn't know very well, but over time it got better.
Also, if you live in a dorm your first year of college introduce yourself to your neighbors if you overhear someone having a computer problem or a hard time with something make yourself usefull if they want your help. Its a good way to get to know more people.
One last thing, if you want to meet people with similar interests, if there exists commons/lounge for your major (such as a physics lab people hang out in, or a set of desks some math majors seem to hang out at and study), just go there and study. Just being there will get people's attention.
Also, if you live in a dorm your first year of college introduce yourself to your neighbors if you overhear someone having a computer problem or a hard time with something make yourself usefull if they want your help. Its a good way to get to know more people.
One last thing, if you want to meet people with similar interests, if there exists commons/lounge for your major (such as a physics lab people hang out in, or a set of desks some math majors seem to hang out at and study), just go there and study. Just being there will get people's attention.