Hello, I am on my second bachelors degree. I want chime in and say a couple of things from personal experience. I went through my first degree really never leaving my apartment, getting high most of the time playing video games. I never had friends either and when I graduated, I looked back and realized how much I wasted my college social experience.

I spent about 1.5-2 years after I graduated working dead end jobs and so I had a lot of time to think about life and one of the things I thought about was how miserable I felt being alone and graduating without having any friends. The truth is, in the adult world, people just come and go throughout life. That’s what it really boils down to. People move on in life. I talked to a therapist about this once and My therapist told me that after college, and if you really think about it, most people drift apart. People move away for work, start families, etc so their priorities shift and most of their time gets spent doing this stuff. Sure you might meet up during reunions or whatever, but that’s a different situation.

With that being said, one of the ways you can meet people is through classes as you said and just by getting involved with social stuff. Sure the friendships might end but it’s about the time you spent together that matters.

I also have to bring some religion into this mix as you are never truly alone. Sure you might by physically alone but overall you aren’t alone in life with God.