<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

Now all throughout this past Fall semester  I sat next to these two girls(*which is when I met them, since the "bot" didn't get that the first time*), one class they were both in, then I had another class with each of them. We talked, laughed, joked, and hung around a lot at the campus. We made study groups and exchanged numbers and were supposed to hang out during the break.

So here's the thing, break comes and one completely ignores all my texts. While in school I told her that I'd text her and that maybe we could hang out sometime and she was all smiles and agreeing. Then absolutely nothing (she also has an iPhone and I can see that she read my texts). The other chatted with me a lot the week after school but when it came time to hang out she was busy, then busier, then I just gave up. I'm not going to beg someone to be my friend.

Also, my campus is a regional campus meaning that the main campus is far away and because of this the school body is REALLY intimate. I have at least two to four classes with each girl coming up and I don't want to sit or talk with them. I made plans with them to team up for one class that we all will be in because we know it will be group work. I don't want to do this anymore. It's obvious that they don't have any real interest in getting to know me and being friends so I don't want to waste time with girls who smile in my face and feed me bullshit. So what's the most elegant way to handle this?

I feel that they might sit near me because I'm obviously just a convenient person to pal around with during class. But because the campus is so small and friendships have a lot to do with proximity I want them to be away from me.
<bot>: I met two chicks at school who acted like they wanted to become friends but were full of it. I want to avoid them without looking like a huge bitch so that I can focus on making new connections