1. Leave your door open (to be approachable for flat mates) 2. Be pro active, just start conversations 3. Join societies, go to their events, exchange contacts, hang out with people after events 4. Use what you have in common with people
I love how your channel is helps people to get through the tough stage of passing through university. It could be the most lonely and scary stage for young people. I wish I had this much resources to help me while I was in university 💕
I know im asking randomly but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me!
im applying to uni this summer and I’ve just been so nervous abt making friends but watching this made me feel so much better and more confident!! thank you for this advice won’t forget it❤️
These are great tips, thanks. What I got from this in short was to take and create more opportunities to interact with people and make those connections. You can run into issues if people are set in their groups though. I’ll apply this next year.
i love how i am a 14 yr old girl who isnt close to uni yet but over thinks her future so is watching vids on how to make friends in uni 4 yrs in advance
we're the same age lol, and please don't overthink things! I'm learning to focus on the present moment and it's helped me a lot. 4 years is plenty of time so take it easy, though I'm not sure if you want/need to hear that or not. :))
Your tips are so helpful! It is amazing how food can bring us together and help form solid friendships 😊 This year is stressful for so many - love that you are like a big sister giving such great advice! 💜💜
Always so in love with your helpful college tips ! 😍 the 1st tip about leaving your door open is very hilarious to me bcs the crime rate here is very high so i always lock my door right the moment i step inside my dorm 😂😂😂😂😂
Hard to strike a balance for natural looking make up and that can stand filming and lights, the more lighting I use on my channel the more difficult it is👍🏽
This is how it’s always been. To make friends you only have two options. You dominate or you suck up, while you losers are too busy sucking up to each other.
Hello!, I've been watching your videos, since I was thinking on studying my PhD in there, however I wanted to know if I'm going to have a hard time if my monthly stipend is around 1200 GBP, like, will I need a part time job? thanks! love your vids :B
Hello Arturo! I would say it highly depends on your living standards - if you live cheaply 1200 should be enough. If it's including rent it will definitely be a little tight so perhaps a part-time job would allow for more flexibility
I think it’s a silly question but when you spark a conversation with someone in front of you, or in the queu, what do you say after introducing yourself?
hi! i’m not at university yet, i’ll be going this year, so i’ve not had that exact experience myself, but from making friends in other situations i think the best bet is just to ask some gentle ‘getting to know each other questions’ like after introducing yourself you could ask ‘what course are you doing’, ‘where are you from’, ‘what accommodation are you staying in’, they will probably ask you back and you should be able to get a conversation going from there :). i think you could probably ask people if they were planning on joining any societies or if they had already joined any as that would give insight into whether you guys share any interests that you could talk about, after that if they seem nice and you get along you can then ask for their instagram or sc or whatsapp or whatever, hope this helps!! :D
yeet thank you!!! I’m definitely just thinking too much about it. Im excited and nervous to be in a completely new city. I’m going this year too. What uni are you going to if you don’t mind me asking? :)))
I wonder if societies are an American thing, I don’t think I’ve heard about it in the same way you describe it when I’ve studied in Sweden or Australia 🤔
1. Leave your door open (to be approachable for flat mates)
2. Be pro active, just start conversations
3. Join societies, go to their events, exchange contacts, hang out with people after events
4. Use what you have in common with people
I love how your channel is helps people to get through the tough stage of passing through university. It could be the most lonely and scary stage for young people. I wish I had this much resources to help me while I was in university 💕
I know im asking randomly but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost my password. I would love any tips you can offer me!
im applying to uni this summer and I’ve just been so nervous abt making friends but watching this made me feel so much better and more confident!! thank you for this advice won’t forget it❤️
Update? How did you get on? :)
yeah how did it go?
These are great tips, thanks. What I got from this in short was to take and create more opportunities to interact with people and make those connections. You can run into issues if people are set in their groups though. I’ll apply this next year.
i love how i am a 14 yr old girl who isnt close to uni yet but over thinks her future so is watching vids on how to make friends in uni 4 yrs in advance
Thank you so much, that warms my heart ❤️
we're the same age lol, and please don't overthink things! I'm learning to focus on the present moment and it's helped me a lot. 4 years is plenty of time so take it easy, though I'm not sure if you want/need to hear that or not. :))
I’m going to uni next month and I can’t wait to put this advice to work since it’s always been hard for me to make friends
How’d it go??
does this work for u?
Even though I don't go to uni in the UK found this video so helpful keep up these awesome videos girlie
Looking forward to my university 😍
Thank you for all the inspirations 💞
Going to university this year and I’m soooooo nervous and scared
don't worry you got this! ill pray for you lmao
2:34 LOOOOL why is no one talking about how she said, "you need to keep the germs safe" AAAAA HAHAHA
HAHAHA I didn't even notice I said this
As usual very helpful video 💙💯
Your tips are so helpful! It is amazing how food can bring us together and help form solid friendships 😊 This year is stressful for so many - love that you are like a big sister giving such great advice! 💜💜
Always so in love with your helpful college tips ! 😍 the 1st tip about leaving your door open is very hilarious to me bcs the crime rate here is very high so i always lock my door right the moment i step inside my dorm 😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha uni dorms in the UK usual have good security in the main entrance 😂 just gotta be weary of other students, that's true
i love your channel you give some really insightful tips (that i usually don't see elsewhere) thank you very much!!!
I'm so glad to hear 😊
Love these tips so much!!! I will try to put these tips in action and hopefully i can find besties like yours!!! All so pweddy as well xx
yeah my friends are PENG
Hard to strike a balance for natural looking make up and that can stand filming and lights, the more lighting I use on my channel the more difficult it is👍🏽
Very useful ❤️❤️😘.
How do you start a conversation with someone in a queue for example?
also thank you for the video! :)
Love this!
Would like to know are there different tips for making friends in master program?
Amazing video.
This is how it’s always been. To make friends you only have two options. You dominate or you suck up, while you losers are too busy sucking up to each other.
Amazing❤
Hello!, I've been watching your videos, since I was thinking on studying my PhD in there, however I wanted to know if I'm going to have a hard time if my monthly stipend is around 1200 GBP, like, will I need a part time job?
thanks! love your vids :B
Hello Arturo! I would say it highly depends on your living standards - if you live cheaply 1200 should be enough. If it's including rent it will definitely be a little tight so perhaps a part-time job would allow for more flexibility
I think it’s a silly question but when you spark a conversation with someone in front of you, or in the queu, what do you say after introducing yourself?
hi! i’m not at university yet, i’ll be going this year, so i’ve not had that exact experience myself, but from making friends in other situations i think the best bet is just to ask some gentle ‘getting to know each other questions’ like after introducing yourself you could ask ‘what course are you doing’, ‘where are you from’, ‘what accommodation are you staying in’, they will probably ask you back and you should be able to get a conversation going from there :). i think you could probably ask people if they were planning on joining any societies or if they had already joined any as that would give insight into whether you guys share any interests that you could talk about, after that if they seem nice and you get along you can then ask for their instagram or sc or whatsapp or whatever, hope this helps!! :D
yeet thank you!!! I’m definitely just thinking too much about it. Im excited and nervous to be in a completely new city. I’m going this year too. What uni are you going to if you don’t mind me asking? :)))
@@catrinwilliams3016 hey what uni you going in
reece sharples hiii I’m in Manchester Metropolitan . And I was deffo overthinking because making friends is piss easy 😂
@@catrinwilliams3016 haha I am so nervous
wassa!!! guys
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Anyone going to uol in September?
Wat is it uel, u talkin abt ??
Hi I am from India and trying to get a job in uk... How can I get pls help me ...
I wonder if societies are an American thing, I don’t think I’ve heard about it in the same way you describe it when I’ve studied in Sweden or Australia 🤔
Societies are mainly a uk thing.
who pays for date parties and all