Actively developing a social group and getting involved will greatly help you adjust and feel more comfortable in your new life. Don’t wait for a social life to come to you. Make time each week to go out and attend events, take part in sports activities, invite a friend for a meal or a movie. Join a group or organization, attend or join a church, temple, or synagogue if you wish. Be active in building your social network. Don’t be afraid to begin conversations, extend invitations and if necessary, make the first move. Here are just some of the campus resources that may be helpful as you develop relationships: 

• Davis International Center Programs & Events
• International Spouses and Partners of Princeton University (ISPPU)
• American Host Family Program for Graduate Students and Scholars
  
• Clubs and Organizations for Undergraduate Students
• Clubs and Organizations for Graduate Students
• Graduate School Activities and Events
  
• Residential College Support & Events for Undergraduate Students
• Find a Religious Home
• Attend Sports Events
  
• Play Intramural Sports
• Other Princeton University Events
  

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• What to Expect
• The Shock of a New Culture
• Meet People & Get Involved
  
• Quick Adjustment Tips
• Spouses and Families
• Getting Help with the Settling In Process
• American Host Family Program
• YouTube – International Student Experience - Parts 1-4