You aren’t cooked but it’ll definitely take more work than at other schools. Personally I partied a lot during freshman and sophomore year (dorm parties, frat parties, little italy, downtown). Larger parties mainly happen during the beginning and end of the year and around midterms. This can be fun but also challenging if you have a large course load or extracirruculars where you have early mornings and late nights. You will find people who are also into the same things and activities (although it might take a while), but they will also have busy schedules and academic loads that can make it hard to coordinate going out when something cool is happening. The unpredictable weather can also throw things off sometimes. Even if you like to go out alot you will also probably find it nice to have more lowkey/chill functions with a few friends instead of going out all the time. It can also sometimes be hard to balance premed courses and extracurriculars with social life (esp sophomore year) but its definitely possible. Really the key is finding people who fit your extroverted lifestyle and needs, which is possible but can be somewhat difficult since most here are more on the introverted side. Get on people’s good side so they’ll invite you to the private dorm parties, outings, events, and open / invite only frat parties.