Universities deserve to join clubs.

I'll give you some examples of clubs that universities are worth joining from their personal interests and clubs that are helpful for future employment:

Personal interests (football club, badminton club, English club, photography club, etc. )

These clubs are inclined to hobbies. For example, those who like to write can join the Calligraphy Association, and those who like to play ball can join the corresponding clubs. They can learn skills and make new friends, where they can do what they like with a group of like-minded friends. Isn't it beautiful?

2. Classes that are helpful for future employment (literature club, campus media club, English club, debate club, computer club, etc.). )

Literary societies can not only cultivate students' literary literacy, but also improve their writing ability. Excellent copywriting skills will have greater competitive advantage than other competitors when looking for a job in the future. In addition, if you can publish articles in newspapers and periodicals during the club period, it will be a good internship experience in addition to a certain fee, which can be written when you are looking for a job and doing a resume. This kind of society is a society with high gold content.

Take English, debating competitions and computer clubs as examples. These clubs are professional and can exercise their abilities in one aspect. They can also help professional study and textual research, such as taking CET-4 and CET-6 certificates and computer level 2 certificates, which are all helpful.

Although these clubs are recommended and worth joining, the most important consideration should be personal interests. According to your own preferences, choose your favorite and suitable classmates. In this way, you will automatically bring enthusiasm and good mood, because doing what you love is inherently enjoyable.