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CLUBS FOR EVERYONE?

• Whenever starting a new phase in one’s academic life, it is worth-wondering what else other than attending the mandatory curricular classes can be done on campus.

• This especially applies if you are beginning your university life.

• At first, when I enrolled Davidson’s college, I was of the opinion that choosing just one club to join would be a tough task, as plenty of them were appealing. i learnt that is fair to claim that getting an overview of the facilities and the people in every club is the best way to decide.

• Hence, I visited the science club and refused to join it as they were using old machinery that was no longer wanted in newly refurbished laboratories upstairs.

• Likewise, the book club has outdated novels which did not caught my eye.

• Conversely the arts club displayed a large assortment of artsy materials and people seem to be overflowing with harmony when working there.

• No sooner had I joined the art club that I realised how much of a right choice I made.

• Unfortunately, after five quarters there I realised I was not evolving as an artist, I was approaching my senior year and I had no clue on how to get into the workplace.

• Therefore, I moved to a club that I thought more suitable for me, the alumni club, in where I could receive useful career advice.

• Nowadays, is not hard to see that most higher education institutions provide a wide offer of extracurricular activities, teams, clubs and so forth.

• In this regard, it is worth-noticing that not only is gathering information about them important, but also to get to know them beforehand.

• Furthermore, interest may change, thereby I strongly encourage everybody to keep an open mind and change activities our clubs at their leisure whenever they feel the need to do so.