Uni Game can be one of the easiest forms of game. It can set a foundation for future game, creates great friendships and connections for the future, and can ultimately make you as a person. Here are my top 10 tips for University/College students to maximise your game, be a super-popular campus legend, and fill up your little black book over the next academic year...

1. Get involved - in absolutely everthing. This is key. You must get involved right from the start and be constantly meeting people in order to establish yourself. Starting from freshers week - be at every party/event, join teams/clubs (sports teams are great because you will make a lot of male friends - popularity & social status). Go into your student union, meet the staff and sign up for all the various activities etc.

2. Networking - Facebook friend everyone! Anytime you meet someone male or female, get their details and add them on facebook. Constantly be active on facebook and get to know people in and around your Uni. Even create a list of Uni friends, this is particularly useful for parties/events and sending out invites to the list via facebook, or sending out a joke/sharing a video and getting people talking about it.

3. Lairy fashion sense, funny t-shirts - turn heads and get attention with a good, unique fashion sense and occasionally wear funny t-shirts. My pal at Uni wore a t-shirt that said "A blow job is better than no job!", and the amount of female attention he got for it was unbelievable. So many girls just kept coming up to him to say how funny it was, and started conversation with us from that. We managed to arrange a night out with girls we just met off the back of that. Talk about effective!!

4. Talk to everyone - Self explanatory really. Don't have to stop and have a conversation with every tom, dick and harry, but say hello to people, always walk around head high with a smile, and be approachable. Also, another tip - try not to walk around campus on your own too often. Always be with people - remember, social status at Uni is like having a 10-inch dick!

5. Create social circles - don't always hang around with the same people. At the same time don't become a social slag, or it will appear that you have no real friends and are just a tag along with whoever will have you! Create new social circles by getting different people together, and introducing everyone to each other. A lot of people find it hard to introduce themselves or make friends and will greatly appreciate someone who helps them network.

6. Introduce people to party games/ drinking games/ dares etc. - This always spices up a party when someone suggest a game or starts making dares. Research some good drinking games, and be in command when it comes to playing them. With dares, think of some funny, memorable ideas that will really get people talking and create perfect kodak moments.

7. Be daring - but NOT the class clown! - If you think of an extreme dare or stunt, don't suggest it unless you are prepared to do it yourself. Stick to humour rather than danger, and something that takes real balls to execute. Do NOT be known as the one who does all the sick, grotesque dares that require extreme stupidity rather than courage, for example, don't suck up someones vomit through a straw because everyone thinks it will be funny. People relate this to someone who is seeking attention and validation.

8. Set your standard - go for the hottest chicks right away, that will then be your standard, don't get too drunk and shag a fat, ugly bird for a laugh!

9. Get a job - getting a job while your at Uni is important for different reasons. First of all it brings in extra cash, which allows you to go out more. And secondly and more importantly it creates another social circle - your work buddies (and regular customers in some instances). The best jobs are by far bartenders. As a bartender you have authority, plus everyone has to be nice to the bartender, and if you are good fun and start some banter you will the most popular person in the bar. This is of course crucial for when you are the other side of the bar. Also it allows you to get to know bouncers/doormen from other bars/clubs, those of you who have watched the lifestyle seduction dvd series will know why this is important.

10. Be the organiser - Take the responsibility of organising parties, nights out and other social events. Once you get a name for organising awesome nights out, you will become the Van Wilder of your Uni! And make it interesting, not just a standard night out, but themes, students love dress-up. Arrange pub golf nights; hawaiian cocktails and grass skirts night; dress up as smurfs, animals, celebrities, cavemen....etc. Arrange a BBQ in the local park (or beach if your campus is near a beach - mine was and our beach parties were immense, lots of sex on the beach - and I don't mean the cocktail!!) charity events - build and race chariots for charity, football matches, fashion shows - get involved with the girls in the fashion department. If your living in a student house, have house parties, and make an effort to make them the best - again themes, cocktails, games, good music - even get a band to play to really show off! The list is endless, just try and be original and involved in everything.



There are my top 10 tips in no particular order. Follow them and I guarantee Uni will be for you, as memorable as it was for me.

Be a LEGEND!

Nice thread, thanks

Great list, but I'd like your opinion on number 4. What if you already have a 10" dick?

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Greatpost...I like your opinions.

Thanks!

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Do you have any advice if you have missed the boat on number 1? What I am talking is for someone who remained shy and didn't do anything for the first two years, but wants to change that now? (you just really can't understand how extremely shy I have been in the past; I am now at just behind the stage of a normal person)

Unfortunately this means I lack groups of friends and things I should know from the first two years, but I have tried to get involved. I've joined some societies, but I really need to be going out more and meeting more people. Freshers week is over unfortunately.

So any advice?

Same thing here, missed the boat with the first 2 years, now im going abroad... and when i come back i wanna lord.

You guys never missed any boat, all you have to do is go out and be actively involved in your campus. It's never to late to join a club, a sports team, or rush a fraternity. My freshman year I was deep in my fraternity and club sports team but every year I have added another subgroup of friends to hang out with. I don't put all of my friends in one basket and always have a variety of people to hang out with during the week. My sophomore year of college I got a job as a receptionist on campus and my junior year I joined an Asian student interest group which is now a big part of my life. Take control of your life; if you sit around waiting for good things to happen to you, you will never have a good college experience. Want more friends? Go out everyday, make friends in class with people you sit next to, organize study groups, and be just be a friendly guy at every opportunity. Don't wait for people to approach you!

amazing advice, would have been good to be clued up on the game before it was too late for university, but that's how we become who we are i guess, by learning from experiences.

This is pretty good advice, one thing I'd also say from going through the first 2 years is make sure your mindset is right for going out sarging, if thats what youre about to do. Too often i've ended up going out with people who are just not in the mood for going out and have been in the same position myself a few times. The workload and sticking to a tight budget can get to you, but don't let it affect your game.
Uni is just awesome so don't waste your endless opportunities there!

what if you commute from home and dont live on campus, can this have an affect on how involved you can be with the campus and people

Depends how far away you live and if your school is naturally a commuter school. If you live within 10 minutes, I'd say its not a problem minus the dorm life. Just attach yourself to a dorm or group of friends and you'll practically live on campus.

If everyone commutes though, this can be used to your advantage by establishing a circle of friends who are also lacking in their campus life. I work a local community college, the definition of a commuter school, in addition to my university and girls are so taken aback at the offer of a social life that they don't even know they are being played.

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Yeah, good advice, especially 1 and 4.

I've not "missed the boat" with my first two years, I do get involved in some stuff, but this year I'm determined to get involved with even more. It really does make a difference. Not just to picking up girls, but just generally enjoying yourself (which, in my opinion, is the most important step to getting girls in the first place).

Great post, have already been doing some of it. Going to try to apply a little more now!

JOIN A FRATERNITY. Best decision you will ever make. The guys you meet will be your best friends for the rest of your life and the sorority girls like to fuck. And especially join a fraternity that is involved on campus. I'm a KA and we are very involved on campus. That's why we know all the girls and throw ballin' parties.