Social initiative: In universities, active participation in social activities is the key to establishing interpersonal relationships. Introducing yourself, talking to others and participating in clubs and activities can help you make new friends and expand your network.

Respect others: When you get along with others, you should respect their views, opinions and personal space. Respect is the basis of establishing good interpersonal relationships, including respecting the cultural background, beliefs and personal choices of others.

Listening and communication: actively listen to other people's views and experiences, and express interest and concern. Good communication skills include clearly expressing your thoughts, listening to others' opinions, avoiding too many interruptions and respecting each other's opinions.

Teamwork: Team projects and group discussions are often needed in universities. It is very important to learn to cooperate with others, coordinate the division of labor and respect their contributions. Actively participate in team activities and abide by team rules and agreements.

Conflict resolution: In interpersonal relationships, conflict is inevitable. Learn to solve conflicts in a positive and mature way, including direct communication, listening to each other's views, seeking common interests and seeking compromise.

Modesty and tolerance: respect the talents and achievements of others and avoid arrogance and arrogance. Accept other people's different viewpoints and backgrounds, and promote open discussion and diversified thinking.

Establish a support system: College life may face some challenges and pressures, so it is very important to establish a support system. Establish contact with classmates, counselors, professors and student organizations for help and support.

Take care of yourself: while getting along with others, you should also take care of your own needs and health. Ensure that you have enough rest time, exercise more, participate in your favorite activities and keep your body and mind healthy.

These skills can help you build positive, healthy and meaningful interpersonal relationships in college. Remember, getting along with people is a process of learning and growing. Constantly trying and improving your interpersonal skills will make you more successful and satisfied in college.