I tend to notice a lot (but not all) freshmen in the dorms acting really immature and like...children sometimes.  Some run up and down the hall, yell, watch TV/listen to music all the time, party, have little responsiblity other than easy classes.

But do you think that friends your freshmen year are likely to be your friends all the way to your Junior year?

I know this girl who kinda has limited friends and her boyfriend...she tends to hang out with people at the MOMENT and forgets about people.  She recently moved in an apartment and I feel that she will likely lose contact with her friends.

Do you think that's likely?  Whats with the whole freshman mentatlity to act so immature at times?  Do you think it also has to do with whoever else is living in your dorm and those around you?

Post edited at 12:46 pm on Sep. 30, 2008 by bluerosedangel

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Im a freshman but I kind of stray from the typical wild freshman stereotype. I seriously care about my grades for a number of reasons. Im not here to screw around.

Lately, however, I've felt the need to "grow up." I want to be taken seriously. I want to look cute and friendly and approachable.
I also have a very odd personality, but I don't mind keeping that. But I don't know how to make friends. A lot of people tend to not like me because I just come off as.. weird.
So, basically, when I start school next year I want to be a friendly, fun, still-quirky-yet-not-scarily-so Junior.
...and I have no idea what I'm asking.
What should I do? What should I wear? How do I make friends and change without seeming fake after two years of how I use to be?
Help..........?


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