STARTING VARSITY FRIENDSHIP



Being a first year student at varsity is a very challenging for the first few weeks, especially if you had to relocate to another province or a place you are not familiar with. you leave your family and friends behind and you become forced make new friends.

You meet new people and become exposed to the freedom of being the decision maker of your own life away from home. You meet new people from different places with different dreams and goals. To survive varsity life, you need to make friends that you feel equate the visions and goals that you have set for yourself while in university.

A friend is someone who admires a person’s skills and encourages them to make right choices and always avoids getting them in any trouble. Friendship is both good and necessary. Theorists have proven that we beings that need to survive together in groups.
Varsity expose you to people with both good or bad intentions and it’s up to you to choose the right kind of people you want to associate yourself with.

The best you should look into before considering someone as a friend is going through a self-created checklist like the one as follows:

: Make sure the person is well behaved.
: Make sure they always avoid getting into trouble.
: Check whether they are not toxic people.
: Check whether the person is ambitious and self-driven.
: choose friends with similar values and common goals.


Everybody deserves to have a friend but only the best, loving and caring. A sibling from another mother is something everyone should invest in during varsity life.

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