<human>: I'm in a weird place in life as far as friendships go. I'm a big believer in the idea that who you surround yourself with has a huge impact on yourself and your life. 

I had several friends in high school that I admired greatly and considered excellent people. 

I started school at an engineering university and joined a fraternity. Made some pseudofriends (people I enjoy spending time with that aren't particularly exemplary individuals; wouldn't want to get super close). Frat sucked, quit. 

I'm in my last semester in senior year and don't really have anyone outside of family that I'm really close to. 

I have plenty of friends, but they're people to hang out with, not people to get close to. Lots of petty drama. Most of them are just.. "fake" I guess. Way more worried about perception than being good people. 
I don't think it's a socialization issue; it's more an issue with finding the right people to socialize with. 

As I get older I feel more and more like the only places to meet new people are bars (I'm not a huge fan of drinking) or work.

At the same time, being at an engineering school, most people have pastimes like video games or on the other end of the spectrum drugs.

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<bot>: where can I find good people to add to my life that aren't boring? Or maybe I'm just too picky.