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[quote=Anonymous]Universities are filled with all kinds of students. You won't be the only introverted student, by far. However, when living on campus especially, you are part of a community. Becoming involved in a community in some way, is an institutional priority and is important for your well-being and for the health of the university itself. I personally would not want to view your life there as a job, because life on campus is so much more than classes and homework. But you might and that's ok too, I just worry that you might close yourself off from opportunities that can be really nice and even life changing, and memories... You don't have to change who you are. But I would encourage you to join a few clubs or activities just to test the waters - you will find people to connect with, and that will make your experience richer. Oftentimes, service-based activities are a nice way to be in the company of nice low key kids. Adjusting to college can be hard, especially that first semester. Everyone has to begin to "find their people", and while that is easier for some, it's a challenge for all. You are an important part of the culture there. Find your path and interests, and connect with others Pay attention to those feelings of anxiety and please avail yourself of the resources the school will offer, to help. All the best to you as you begin your journey. [/quote]
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