I think I chose the wrong university

It's been 1.5 months at university and I think I chose the wrong university.
I'm ok my course and my city however I have no friends and I'm struggling to find people who I even have anything in common with whilst everyone else has someone.
My accommodation is nice but I'm distant with my flatmates as I have nothing in common with any of them and my anxiety has spiked so much, and my accommodation is full of people who I know I have nothing in common with, and all the other accomodations are so far away (my uni has a reputation for attracting a certain crowd who I have nothing in common with).
None of the societies here interest me (and the ones I have thought about clash heavily with my schedule) and I'm not particularly sporty (and it's very expensive!), and despite going to events and signing up to things( eg society meetings, events the uni have put on etc) I'm meeting nobody. Everyone's in groups and despite me trying my hardest I'm unsuccessful in everyway.
Everyone's already obsessed with the idea of 2nd year housing whilst I have nobody. I don't care that people say it takes time. I've kept in contact with school friends and all of them are moving on and so much happier.
I don't want to drop out because I've worked so hard to be here and I don't want to cause financial issues. I can't help but think I'd be so much happier at another university but I don't know what to do. Despite speaking to a counsellor I feel even more alone. I even wish I'd gone to my insurance (which I disliked for its distance and the lack of opportunity).
Any advice would be appreciated- I'm dreading the upcoming months.

In your university, speak to a careers adviser and a financial adviser (they might come under the heading of student support) as soon as possible. Most will be objective, but bear in mind that universities do not like to lose students. I am not sure what you mean by counsellor but if you saw one because you felt a little alienated or unhappy, is that something that you have experienced before? If not, and you are convinced that your institution is not the one for you, you need to find out about the practicalities quickly eg do you have a preferred university in mind which you have the grades for? Would they let you enter the second year (that is, if you stay at your current place for a year) because the course is so similar? Would you be willing to start again at another place, from the first year (probably leaving your institution soonish, and then working for a while)? Check out the financial implications of any of your decisions. Finally, if you are a sensitive person and the 'feel' of a place is important to you, maybe you'll want to investigate which universities have a friendly reputation (you absolutely need to visit a place, and read any reviews you can find). I hope things work out.

It's been 1.5 months at university and I think I chose the wrong university.
I'm ok my course and my city however I have no friends and I'm struggling to find people who I even have anything in common with whilst everyone else has someone.
My accommodation is nice but I'm distant with my flatmates as I have nothing in common with any of them and my anxiety has spiked so much, and my accommodation is full of people who I know I have nothing in common with, and all the other accomodations are so far away (my uni has a reputation for attracting a certain crowd who I have nothing in common with).
None of the societies here interest me (and the ones I have thought about clash heavily with my schedule) and I'm not particularly sporty (and it's very expensive!), and despite going to events and signing up to things( eg society meetings, events the uni have put on etc) I'm meeting nobody. Everyone's in groups and despite me trying my hardest I'm unsuccessful in everyway.
Everyone's already obsessed with the idea of 2nd year housing whilst I have nobody. I don't care that people say it takes time. I've kept in contact with school friends and all of them are moving on and so much happier.
I don't want to drop out because I've worked so hard to be here and I don't want to cause financial issues. I can't help but think I'd be so much happier at another university but I don't know what to do. Despite speaking to a counsellor I feel even more alone. I even wish I'd gone to my insurance (which I disliked for its distance and the lack of opportunity).
Any advice would be appreciated- I'm dreading the upcoming months.