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‘The show choir definitely helped me’: the dos and don’ts of joining student societies
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
University clubs and societies offer students an effective way to socialize and enhance their resumes, yet a significant portion of students, particularly commuters, fail to participate in these activities. Engaging in campus organizations helps build professional networks, friendship groups, and essential personal skills during higher education.
WHY IT MATTERS
Understanding student participation rates in campus societies highlights the social integration challenges faced by university students, especially those living off-campus.
Signing up for university clubs and societies is a surefire way to meet like-minded people, boosting your social life and your CV at a strokeClubs and societies are a huge part of student life, though many miss out on them. According to a recent survey by Savanta, 67% of students, particularly those who live at home while studying at university, did not take part in societies, clubs or social activities at least once during term.But if you ask the students and graduates who did benefit from extr...
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