What do you think is the best way to find a Caucasian girl in college for an international student?

I am Caucasian so i think the best place to find them it's in the library...so good luck

The best way is from your friends introducing you.
That's the way it usually starts.

BestNerdie wrote: Apply your foreign charisma. If you speak very very good English but not as good as overseas Chinese, girls will find you even more attractive.

haha, I'm working hard to mimic the way native americans(the term sounds silly cuz Indians were the NA,seriously) speak. I just hope they will find it accept and "interesting"

Lintsi wrote: humm..i think it's the best way to get to know some ppl from the collegue ur doing ur exchange..so go get to meet some local students and go to the student's nights (if they have such) or different events which collegue or other students organize ur tutor-students will most likely help u to get to started with socializing locals

At least that works in Finland xD

I see.
I hope I can have a chance to travel to Nordic countries like Finland after finishing the Uni. or even live there. XD even though I'm a lil bit afraid of coldness

Billie_Bella wrote: Or pretend not to know your way to next class.

Sounds creative and nice!!! I hope I could be that smoothly and naturally talking without being detected my real intention.

Unless you are able to concentrate with noises around you, the areas where people are allowed to talk may be good places to meet and strike up a conversation with someone. At my school, students would usually go there if they're working with friends or just casually studying unless again, they've got a pair of headphones in or are able to tolerate disturbances. Otherwise, it's not the best idea to disturb others on quieter floors. But don't get me wrong, there are exceptions to all these scenarios and I'm sure you know how to handle them.

FadILY is right as well. If you have labs that requires lab partners, it's often a good chance to make a friend through this opportunity. Not every girl you meet has to be a potential date so increasing your social circle is a great thing.


And when you have time, parties and other school/community events. Good luck buddy!

FYI, I'm talking about libraries in the first paragraph haha.

leelee wrote: I am Caucasian so i think the best place to find them it's in the library...so good luck

Thanks Then the way I look for books&girls sounds a bit unusual compared to normal ppl in the library

dennisjin1993 wrote:

leelee wrote: I am Caucasian so i think the best place to find them it's in the library...so good luck

Thanks Then the way I look for books&girls sounds a bit unusual compared to normal ppl in the library

If you're lucky, you'll encounter one that possesses smarts and beauty, the best of both worlds and usually, they are great people too

Zoom wrote: Unless you are able to concentrate with noises around you, the areas where people are allowed to talk may be good places to meet and strike up a conversation with someone. At my school, students would usually go there if they're working with friends or just casually studying unless again, they've got a pair of headphones in or are able to tolerate disturbances. Otherwise, it's not the best idea to disturb others on quieter floors. But don't get me wrong, there are exceptions to all these scenarios and I'm sure you know how to handle them.

FadILY is right as well. If you have labs that requires lab partners, it's often a good chance to make a friend through this opportunity. Not every girl you meet has to be a potential date so increasing your social circle is a great thing.


And when you have time, parties and other school/community events. Good luck buddy!

Thanks ,bro
Yeah, I agree. Then I won't try to disturb those who are lost in thought or in earphones reading.

umm, I hope to find the right partner in the lab to " cooperate and work " with

I really like to engage in party and invite them to dance bravely as soon as I earn enough M through part-time jobs !