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Ralph’s Answer
Most colleges and universities offer a large range of clubs, service organizations and volunteer groups. Some, based on high commitment of time, often come with tuition reimbursement.
When I was in college, I was fortunate to serve as the editor of my college yearbook for two years. Since this role involved a great deal of hours of time and basically running a small business, the school refunded my tuition. It was a great learning opportunity for me, gave me real-world, practical information and was also financially rewarding.
My advice would be to join a few clubs that match your needs and gradually start to specialize into those that will help you learn new skills, network and prepare for the career path that you desire.
Tazy’s Answer
Most of the colleges features an array of clubs and chapters which offer you a life beyond academics.All clubs and chapters provide a recreational space to explore creativity, make new friendships, engage in collaborative work, relax, and socialise. Various club activities eventually lead you to develop a crucial skillset comprising team-work, leadership, and event management. Colleges offer variety of club such as technical, artistic, music, dance, social clubs, research-oriented ,public speaking etc. It all depends on what you are interested in and you can pursue the relevant club.
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