Urgent! Urgent! Ask for advice on how to strike up a conversation on the first day of college.

Hehe, in fact, don't be nervous I used to be very introverted before I entered the university The first thing I met when I arrived at the university was the people in my dormitory Because I always had to arrange the dormitory before going to the class assembly At first, I was worried that my performance would not be good, so I got there I saw that there was a first come, just say a simple greeting: I just arrived and came early? You don't need to say anything, and you don't need to say hello to the later ones:

Just arrived? Just say hello casually Every dormitory has extroverted people They often take the initiative to greet you enthusiastically at the beginning Introduce yourself After they introduce themselves, you can introduce yourself to the same person as you just introduce yourself in a dormitory at the beginning There will not be too much Then when it's time to eat, you can greet them Or they greet you and say you eat together Then a simple dormitory circle is formed At first, everyone is very unfamiliar or you are introverted, but in the end, it depends on how you get along with your classmates or your personality Hehe So don't worry, don't be nervous, it's a very simple thing.

I'm meeting my new classmates.

If it's a military training, say to the people next to you, "Oh, why is it so hot?"

Everybody agrees, and then you can ask, "Who are you?"

If it's a fellow, you have to celebrate.

Then you can basically talk about it, and then ask for the name, ** number.

In the dormitory, most of the students come and want to help people move things.

That makes a good first impression.

And then I asked who they were, and if they were fellows, they still wanted to celebrate.

And then it's like, "How many people in your high school got into our school?"

Don't laugh at me, that's what I said when college started.

Then I chatted with my dormitory for more than an hour.

It's basically time to talk.

When it was time to eat, I was able to easily say, "Let's go to dinner together."

After eating, I wasn't familiar with the new school at that time.

Let's take a casual stroll together.

In fact, everyone is a little nervous when they first enter university.

As long as you take the initiative a little bit, everyone won't be nervous.

It's much easier to get to know each other.

Can't pick up a conversation? It's okay, it's only the first day, and it's good to meet and say hello everywhere in the future, hehe.

When you first arrive at school, there will be seniors in the same major to pick you up, so learn to talk to them first! For example, first ask where is the family? Do you find it interesting to study this major?

Are you busy with the course? What is the difference between high school and high school? But don't ask about his personal affairs, if he has a girlfriend?

You can introduce yourself with the same dormitory, where is the name of the home, say a few kind words, such as please take care of you in the future! Exchange ** numbers with roommates on the first day! On the first day at school, try to ask for the ** number of everyone you just met!

Say they're afraid of typos and let them type their names themselves! Just be humble! Good luck!

Oh no, just smile, there will be people who take the initiative, you don't snub them.

Most people enter a university and find that everything is different from what you think. It's very different from your high school. At least that's how I feel.

So you shouldn't think so much right now. If you go, you will be safe. Maybe every scenario you imagine right now.

I don't even need it when school starts. After all, things are not subject to human will. Trust me in a month.

You'll be integrated into a new environment. New classmates become old classmates.