[Giovonny]

Sketness, college is the perfect place to get your shit together and start meeting women. Here are my general tips: 1. Live in one of the "cool" apartment buildings or "cool" neighborhoods where alot of cute girls live and start shopping at the same markets, eating at the same restaurants, bars, coffee shops, etc. 2. Start chatting with the girls in your classes (Talk about homework,notes,study groups,etc) 3. Start chatting with the cute girls who work in the Library, Food Court, Computer Lab, etc. ...WHEN YOU TALK TO THESE GIRLS BE TRY TO BE ALOOF AND CASUAL YET EXTREMELY CONFIDENT- SMILE -LAUGH- MAKE THEM LAUGH 4. Go to the parties on and around campus. Go to the on-campus shows (open mics, talent shows, concerts, etc.) ...Little by little you will meet and share a laugh with more and more women....when you see them around campus and around town smile and continue your casual , fun conversation... but this time... OVER DRINKS... "BASILRANSOM" gives good advice here "finding the right niche is really important" ... Look for groups of people and girls that are into the same things as you. This can really help you "fit in" and create a "social cirle" and find girls that are into the same stuff as you, OBVIOUSLY. "THEGMANIFESTO" gives good advice here "I think a key aspect of college Game is to be known for something: Partying, Throwing Parties, Drugs, Sports,etc." ...Fame is always better then game (i was on the basketball team at my university, i had girls throwing me their #'s after games and even coming to my apartment at all hours to hang out) ...For you it might be something like Drama/Theatre, Being in a Band, Working at the School Coffee Shop, or maybe join a FRAT. ....If you dont get laid by the end of the semester then you probably need to work on your look, your style, and your "inner game" (vibe, confidence, etc.) ... if you are really ugly or a big dork this process will take years and you won't start getting regular ass until your senior year or grad school....better start now....good luck and keep us updated on your progress.