I feel that you should try to learn to get along with them, instead of just thinking about why they ignore me, which will form a vicious circle.

Personally, I think, first of all, you should join their chat more. Maybe you are not interested in those topics, but it can really enhance your sense of existence at first. Of course, you can also start a conversation on your own initiative. Example: When I return to the dormitory at noon, can I ask if I have eaten? ..... so some seemingly boring words can also start your chat.

Then, since they don't take the initiative, they may not know you well. Many times, people talk a lot with familiar people, and strangers or unfamiliar people will be cold. You should also think about whether you are like this on weekdays. So if you want to have dinner with them after school, can you ask them when it's almost time to eat? Why don't you join us? Generally speaking, roommates will not refuse. If school is over, you can take the initiative to go with them. Taking the first step may be a beautiful beginning of your friendship. When I was a freshman, my roommates were very busy and didn't have time to bird me, so I went to another dormitory to find someone to eat with. Sometimes even walking on the road after school, students call one casually or invite others to have dinner together. Later, one of them had dinner together and now he has become a good friend.

Finally, don't push yourself too hard. A person's time is his own free time.

University, in fact, as long as a little thick-skinned, you can meet many people. I tried to walk on the road because people I didn't know wore a dress to say hello, and then I met them. In fact, they all belong to a community, but there is basically no intersection between different departments. Therefore, you can also try to join some extroverted departments or clubs or take a class position that needs to communicate with more people during your college years.

I hope these are useful to you. I wish you a happy college life ~o(∩_∩)o Haha.