In any group project setting in college, take the lead because more often than not, no one else will due to apathy. Learn what it takes to get shit done for sce

In any group project setting in college, take the lead because more often than not, no one else will due to apathy. Learn what it takes to get shit done for scenarios on the crap end of the spectrum. Break up the work for everyone and dictate precisely what you need and what you expect of them. Give no leniency. Hopefully with time, kids will begin to respond to demands and begin to participate more in the group if they haven't already. Discussions won't be so one-sided. The more people talk, the more you should (as the team leader) make yourself transparent and open to feedback/changes in direction. Yeah, it will suck, your whole professional career will be working with difficult people. Get the skills you need now in an environment that's not going to tarnish your professional reputation. Also, if all goes well, it gives you good ammo to tell in job interviews.