As a junior it's probably too late to get into a fraternity which is the ultimate college social-circle move, but you do have a few options:
* Make friends with a bunch of guys in a particular frat; you'll be invited to their parties and seen as their friends, not as high-level as being in the house but a regular
* Make friends with and/or be the guy who throws floor parties at your dorm (depending on the school this can actually be pretty lame, but my college had good dorm parties)
* Bond with staff/management at a bar in town; esp if you can bring in other people, they'll see you as a trusted customer, you'll be seen chatting with them, they'll get your drink hookups, etc
That's for the more conventional party-social-circle game. As said above there's also functional groups i.e. school clubs. Re-upping: do you know how to dance? Ballroom dance clubs at schools are hotbeds of sexual intrigue and opportunity and it's not _that_ hard to learn to dance well enough to be an alpha in that group. Plus, the requirement to lead is good for your game.
Another good type of club is any non-competition sport like kayaking, hiking or camping. Co-ed, full of active people and there's a focus to what you're doing so it isn't self-referencing back to your status and game like a social club is.
Wish I'd done more of this shit in college.
* Make friends with a bunch of guys in a particular frat; you'll be invited to their parties and seen as their friends, not as high-level as being in the house but a regular
* Make friends with and/or be the guy who throws floor parties at your dorm (depending on the school this can actually be pretty lame, but my college had good dorm parties)
* Bond with staff/management at a bar in town; esp if you can bring in other people, they'll see you as a trusted customer, you'll be seen chatting with them, they'll get your drink hookups, etc
That's for the more conventional party-social-circle game. As said above there's also functional groups i.e. school clubs. Re-upping: do you know how to dance? Ballroom dance clubs at schools are hotbeds of sexual intrigue and opportunity and it's not _that_ hard to learn to dance well enough to be an alpha in that group. Plus, the requirement to lead is good for your game.
Another good type of club is any non-competition sport like kayaking, hiking or camping. Co-ed, full of active people and there's a focus to what you're doing so it isn't self-referencing back to your status and game like a social club is.
Wish I'd done more of this shit in college.