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Social Life (1 Viewer)
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zehurricane
Capitalism, Ho!
Shit, it like shitty version of high school... only interest thing last year was the asian sex in the dude toilet..
and what out for drop bear..
and what out for drop bear..
zehurricane
Capitalism, Ho!
Was taking a shit in the toilet, heard this giggle(girl) and the sound of meat on meat action.... i was like hmmm tempting... so i just stand and watch this fuck ugly asian guy banging a decent asian chick (shame she has small tits).. but ya it was in march or something when i was there to "tutor" a friend..
Honestly, Social life here isn't that great if you aren't outgoing.
Spend a lot of time at uni in your first year though and get to know people with commonalities.
Don't waste time socialising with international students - I can't stress this enough - It's nothing against them, they just prefer to stick to their own groups 90% of the time. European international students are the exemption though.
It will take about a year to develop those few close friends, my brother went through the B.Business degree and didn't really make many friends at all, maybe 1 or 2 who he works with. And I wouldn't have called them close friends. He's not outgoing though and isn't open-minded. He goes to uni and comes straight back- wheres the fun in that ?
I myself took advantage of the UTS Gym in between classes, spent time in the library with class mates after class and hung out in the Building 10 break-out room's with class mates afterwards in my first years. My degree also had a special camp for the IT faculty, I didn't attend this but most people came out of it as friends.
Also, attend O-Fest, I know this year has some hectic lineups but it's just a mad time for first years - especially if you stay there from the morning and meet randoms.
Points?
- be outgoing
- make the effort to hang around where your faculty is
- talk to people and try get to know people with commonalities
- don't take uni and life too seriously and your social life will be great
Spend a lot of time at uni in your first year though and get to know people with commonalities.
Don't waste time socialising with international students - I can't stress this enough - It's nothing against them, they just prefer to stick to their own groups 90% of the time. European international students are the exemption though.
It will take about a year to develop those few close friends, my brother went through the B.Business degree and didn't really make many friends at all, maybe 1 or 2 who he works with. And I wouldn't have called them close friends. He's not outgoing though and isn't open-minded. He goes to uni and comes straight back- wheres the fun in that ?
I myself took advantage of the UTS Gym in between classes, spent time in the library with class mates after class and hung out in the Building 10 break-out room's with class mates afterwards in my first years. My degree also had a special camp for the IT faculty, I didn't attend this but most people came out of it as friends.
Also, attend O-Fest, I know this year has some hectic lineups but it's just a mad time for first years - especially if you stay there from the morning and meet randoms.
Points?
- be outgoing
- make the effort to hang around where your faculty is
- talk to people and try get to know people with commonalities
- don't take uni and life too seriously and your social life will be great