This question is very level, and it is not difficult to integrate into the new dormitory, as long as you are brave in socializing. Talk to your roommates more, and then be yourself. I have encountered the same problem. When I first entered the university, I majored in e-commerce. My family doesn't want me to study this major, and I don't know this major. I don't think it's easy to find a job after I get out.

So I didn't want to study, and then when I learned that our school had an accounting major and I could change my major, I was told that I would change my major to study accounting after I went to school. I agreed, but when I came to report to the school, the teacher said that I would have to study in my original major for one month before I could transfer.

At that time, I thought nothing would pass quickly in a month, but when I really came, I didn't want to change, not because I liked this major. It's that I'm used to the dormitory now and I'm integrated into it. I'm afraid I can't integrate into the new class and dormitory after I change my major.

Because universities are not like primary schools, junior high schools and senior high schools, all friends can play together. Everyone who has been to college knows that in college, only roommates have no friends. No matter eating, going to the toilet and attending classes, we are basically together in my dormitory. So once such a small circle is formed. It is difficult for others to integrate, so I didn't or didn't change my major because I was afraid.

But it's not that it can't be integrated. Although it will be strange to just go in, don't break a jar and break a person every day. There is always a like-minded person in a dormitory. If you find one, you will be integrated into this dormitory. Therefore, don't stop communication because you are afraid of communication.

Nothing can't be integrated, it's just a matter of time. Soon you will be able to integrate into the new dormitory, don't be afraid.