Want Some Tips on Making Friends in College? Our Student Vlogger Has It Covered

Photo of Vlogger Anna Malygin (Questrom'23), smiling, with her hand resting on a waist-high wall. She wears a bright red Boston University Sweatshirt, and has her hair down. Behind her, a blurred wall of CAS is seen, snow is on the ground.
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Want Some Tips on Making Friends in College? Our Student Vlogger Has It Covered

Anna Malygin (Questrom’23) and friends share what works. Most important? “Be yourself”

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Want Some Tips on Making Friends in College? Our Student Vlogger Has It Covered

February 20, 2021
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Today, we’re featuring a video by guest student vlogger Anna Malygin (Questrom’23), who takes us through a day in her life, and along the way, introduces some of the friends she’s made since arriving at BU in 2019. Together, they share tips for how to make meaningful connections in college, and offer advice on what to do when your social life expectations don’t match up with reality. Among their top suggestions: “Be yourself.”

Check out Malygin’s YouTube channel for her other vlogs, and watch for upcoming videos by guest student vloggers on BU Today in the coming weeks.

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  6. Please come back to BU once a year even after graduation. Your video reminded me of my BU days 22 years ago. I was then a visiting researcher from Japan at the BU School of Education. As I spent most of my time in the Mugar Library, I was always alone, for the first three months in particular. Having someone to talk to is important in our life. Yes, BU is a place where you can learn what it means to be “Be You.”

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