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There are a few social spots on campus but I have no idea if they’ll be open. People don’t usually go out of their way to make friends so you’ll have to approach other people. Most of the friends I made were during Frosh or from class.
Ask a question about the lecture or if they might have any other classes with you so you can go together. For likely than not if you’re in first year other people in your lectures will also be trying to make friends. If that doesn’t work try joining clubs, discords, study groups, teams.
If there are any fellow York U students who have managed to make trusted friends and have an active social life despite the aforementioned hurdles, please share your advice. Here's some info about me that may be of relevancy:
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