>move in to college dorm for 2nd year >high hopes that

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>move in to college dorm for 2nd year
>high hopes that I'll meet some new people (finally)
>spent most of last year alone in my room ordering pizzas because I didnt even have anyone to go to the dining hall with
>invite one of my acquaintances over to drink with me and go find some people to party with
>he agrees, says he'll come after his meeting at 7
>11pm, hasn't read my text from 4pm
>itshappeningagain.gif
>sitting in my room, watching youtube
>someone everyone on my floor is in the common room having drinks and enjoying themselves
>i decide that I should go out and try and make some friends
>enter the room with a bunch of normies clustered together in groups, some on their phones
>try and talk to some people, but they don't seem interested in maintaining conversation
>get discouraged and leave, nobody even notices
>head back to my room and order a pizza
>still nothing from the guy I invited to my place
>looks like its gonna be another year of this bullshit

Is college/uni really just a normie meme r9k? It sure seems that way. Making friends for someone like me seems impossible - it really does seem like there isn't anyone around that shares any kind of similar interests to me. Guess I'll just immerse myself in my studies alone as I've done for most of my life. Do fellow uni robots have the same problem? And how do you guys expect to make any headway in the professional world when most of one's success and the usefulness of one's college degree depends highly on the connections made during your 4-12 years at school?