During your first few weeks in UK, you will find a lot of support to help you get familiar with the place. Before you get started, it is important that you first register yourself with the police and with a doctor. Most colleges and universities hold special session for international students, where the staff members guides you through the campus and local area. Besides these, a lot of universities organize Freshers’ week, where you can expect parties and events to help you socialize and meet students. Though it may all sound exciting but coping with a life in a new country can be tough too. It is absolutely normal to feel so and there are a lot of ways you can help yourself to deal with it. It is always advisable to interact with fellow students and make new friends. In fact, you may come across other international students who, like you, are new to the country and are looking for new friends. Also, you can spend more time with people from your country. Many colleges and institutions have an international society to help foreign students. These societies offer social programmes such as festive celebrations, parties, get-togethers and trips to local tourist destinations. Always remember, the easiest way to make friends is to be friendly! Start a conversation with a person sitting next to you in class or attend discussion groups.