clubs

College Life
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<p>What is the point of joining clubs in college? Is it simply for social benefits?</p>

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<p>Well, and also for Grad School applications. And for personal reasons.</p>

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<p>They can also be good towards education, networking, and insight towards a future career. But, mainly social.</p>

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<p>It’s up to you, and college’s have a plethora of clubs for you to pick and choose what you really want to do. You join clubs because you would like to have…</p>

<ul>
<li>cultural development</li>
<li>socializing, meet new friends</li>
<li>pre-professional development, networking</li>
<li>community service/doing something good for others</li>
<li>good grad school apps</li>
<li>good resume booster</li>
</ul>

<p>and many other reasons. </p>

<p>or because you just simply enjoy doing it</p>

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<p>ive heard from friends that in college, where there are usually several thousand-sometimes even tens of thousands of students, that it is easy to get lost in the bunch. they’ve said that it allows you to find people similar to yourself.</p>

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<p>ive heard from friends that in college, where there are usually several thousand-sometimes even tens of thousands of students, that it is easy to get lost in the bunch. they’ve said that it allows you to find people similar to yourself.</p>

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<p>sorry about the duplicate post lol</p>

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<p>“ive heard from friends that in college, where there are usually several thousand-sometimes even tens of thousands of students, that it is easy to get lost in the bunch. they’ve said that it allows you to find people similar to yourself.”</p>

<p>yea, that’s true too. finding people with common interests is good. quick to make friends that way. a lot (maybe most) of your friends aren’t going to come from your classes. they’re going to be from the clubs you’re involved with or from the people who live near you.</p>