Hi,

Getting into freelance is like being a fishing ship’s captain in a rough see. You need to fish as many fish as you can handle and return to your port safely. Too many things depend on you like choosing the right route, giving right orders to your crew, avoiding reefs and shoal etc. You can control only your vessel but you cannot influence the see. And remember there are other ships next to you and they are fishing too.  Are you ready for such voyage? 

I used this comparison for you to understand better what I'm talking about.

I think you need to start with expanding your knowledge about freelancing. You write you have already started collecting information and that naturally counts in your favor. I don’t know what kind of information you already have but there’s not bad beginner’s guide for freelance writers. I remember I read similar materials when started my freelance career. But at that time the information was very limited and web resources were not so widely used as today.

Hey it is a forum....  I’m free to ask questions and post information that is interesting for me. I just would like to talk to someone more experienced. And don’t say I’m asking the same questions. 

Forums for freelance writers are indeed good places to gather information on the issue you are interested in. In freelance writing you have to be patient, because it takes time to get to know people who can provide you with some job or to learn efficient writing techniques.
I just wonder what your specialization in university is. Are you sure you want to start freelance writing instead of searching a suitable job of your university specialization?

I agree.  Jenna's guide is great.  Plus, it's free.  If you're into books, two that really helped me are The Well-Fed Writer and The Freelance Writer's Bible.  Both are books I've referred to over and over in my short two years of freelance writing.  You can probably get a used copy on Amazon pretty cheap, or maybe even find them in the library.