Uni and white people

I don't want to sound rude or anything but I'm Asian and I go to a uni where its 99% white. I'm the only Asian in my class, along with my friend. The people in my class are so boring, have dead banter, and just generally there's still that awkwardness there between the whole class even tho it's been 5 months into the course. It's not that I'm unfriendly, but outside the classroom I don't really feel like chilling with them, or even getting to know one of them on a level. If my friend wasn't with me, I probably would have dropped out.

I don't know why, but I find it harder clicking with white people, their banter is dead and they're conversations are boring. I really hate going into lessons but like the course itself. Shall i transfer to A diff uni where there r more people I can click with More easily and socialise with. I hate going in because I don't like my class, the way they are, and their awkwardness

If you believe the reason you don't along with a group of people is because they're white, then perhaps you need to get a sense of perspective and start using a some rationale to counter the sheer idiocy of assuming a people as a monolithic group on the basis of their skin pigmentation. After all, you're clever enough to go to university!

If you are concerned about potential-banter, then maybe you should apply to go to universities which rate positively for nightlife like Newcastle or Manchester, as oppose to universities which would rank lower like Durham or Warwick. Nonetheless - when you accept a conditional offer for study - more often to not, the university will make you do a questionnaire designed to pair you with similar people for your accommodation in your first year. Therefore, it's unlikely you will be alongside "boring" people.

This sounds more like a rant about how you can't get on with them rather than an issue about white people. Do you even give them a chance or are you jumping to conclusions because they're not the same colour as you?

It's not that they're not white. I've met chill white people before that I get along with and like. They're just all so boring though. All the people in my class are local, no one has come from far. And I don't drink so I don't mean I want to go out clubbing with them.

It's not that they're not white. I've met chill white people before that I get along with and like. They're just all so boring though. All the people in my class are local, no one has come from far. And I don't drink so I don't mean I want to go out clubbing with them.

I do get on with them, everybody's really friendly and polite to each other but it's still awkward. I'm not saying it's Ann issue with white people, I'm just saying when I speak to black and Asians, they're easier to talk to. I don't know maybe because I feel I can relate to them more and have similar interests.

Sounds like an issue of choice in uni and course more than anything. I've been on courses in which the whole class messed around and had superb banter (guess what race most of them were? Yep - white!) and I had great fun, though it was really hard to stay focused with all that going on. Take it as an opportunity to be free from distractions and crack on with your work.

i know how u feel but its oppostie for me im the only white girl on my course and i do feel left out cos asian people like to hang out with their own people so i just keep myself to myself ..what university do u go to and what course?

I don't want to sound rude or anything but I'm Asian and I go to a uni where its 99% white. I'm the only Asian in my class, along with my friend. The people in my class are so boring, have dead banter, and just generally there's still that awkwardness there between the whole class even tho it's been 5 months into the course. It's not that I'm unfriendly, but outside the classroom I don't really feel like chilling with them, or even getting to know one of them on a level. If my friend wasn't with me, I probably would have dropped out.

I don't know why, but I find it harder clicking with white people, their banter is dead and they're conversations are boring. I really hate going into lessons but like the course itself. Shall i transfer to A diff uni where there r more people I can click with More easily and socialise with. I hate going in because I don't like my class, the way they are, and their awkwardness

Boo-hoo. If you don't like white people (which would constitute as being racist) then do not go to university in a white country. Simple as that.

I don't want to sound rude or anything but I'm Asian and I go to a uni where its 99% white. I'm the only Asian in my class, along with my friend. The people in my class are so boring, have dead banter, and just generally there's still that awkwardness there between the whole class even tho it's been 5 months into the course. It's not that I'm unfriendly, but outside the classroom I don't really feel like chilling with them, or even getting to know one of them on a level. If my friend wasn't with me, I probably would have dropped out.

I don't know why, but I find it harder clicking with white people, their banter is dead and they're conversations are boring. I really hate going into lessons but like the course itself. Shall i transfer to A diff uni where there r more people I can click with More easily and socialise with. I hate going in because I don't like my class, the way they are, and their awkwardness

I don't want to sound rude or anything but I'm Asian and I go to a uni where its 99% white. I'm the only Asian in my class, along with my friend. The people in my class are so boring, have dead banter, and just generally there's still that awkwardness there between the whole class even tho it's been 5 months into the course. It's not that I'm unfriendly, but outside the classroom I don't really feel like chilling with them, or even getting to know one of them on a level. If my friend wasn't with me, I probably would have dropped out.

I don't know why, but I find it harder clicking with white people, their banter is dead and they're conversations are boring. I really hate going into lessons but like the course itself. Shall i transfer to A diff uni where there r more people I can click with More easily and socialise with. I hate going in because I don't like my class, the way they are, and their awkwardness