<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I got into a very competitive program for college that basically allows us to complete college undergrad in two years. Its very well known that my college drops about half of the accepted students and because of this basically everyone is horrible. It's been three months into school and I've tried to make small talk and make some friends. My logic is that if we don't understand anything, we can help each other and have that support group. I'm not saying I'm the most outgoing smartest person here, it's very obvious that they're intelligent since they got accepted but everyone here is just rude and mean. For an example, my Chem recitation class where it's group work dependent, I don't understand a concept and I asked my team mates for help. They literally straight up said no. Even though it's a team grade instead of individual. I feel like an outcast here. Some people literally said straight up in my face "the less people here the better". My only "friend" aka the person that I have all my classes with blowed up at me because I didn't reply to her text under five seconds. The people I become friendly with only use me for hw,textbooks etc. but when I ask help in return they suddenly ignore me. Yes it's a bit of a rant but i feel like I don't belong and hate my college experience. Any advice?
<bot>: competitive program, everyone here is an asshole, they come to me for help but can't return the favor. I hate my college experience. What should I do?