[DwnVoteHoneyPot]

Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of school? If you're passionate about something, you'll be more interesting to people. It'll give you personality. Even if they don't have the same interest, they will ask you about it. And obviously, you'll also meet people who have the same interests.

I'll give you an extreme example: there was a Claude AI chatbot that was obsessed with the Golden Gate Bridge. This bot (a computer... a machine) had personality and was considered quirky, funny, endearing, and people loved it.

[yresting]

I like programming, electronics, reading, maths and am getting a bike this week so I can spend more time outside! I love talking about these things with other people, and from what I can gather from their body language and facial expressions they also enjoy hearing what I have to say about my interest. But I also enjoy letting them talk about what they like to do so I can get to know them!

[DwnVoteHoneyPot]

Maybe also try hiking as more people are into it, plus more opportunity to chat compared to biking. Look for hiking groups in your college. There will be bikers in that group too.

Also, any activity where you see the same people on a regular basis so they get to know you is great.

[minikomi]

Group rides, coffee outside, bike packing are all amazing ways to make friends. Shared adventures however small make long lasting bonds.

[tacone]

You might try to find some local group or club about one of you interests. Having common ground might help.

[bf9d413906]

sounds great, don't forget to join your local makerspace / hackerspace !