University life is rich and colorful, and school community activities are essential. It's more appropriate to join the 1-2 club, but you can't cope with too many applications. When I first went to college, I couldn't help signing up when I saw my favorite club. Other seniors and seniors warmly invited you, but they also signed up for their own clubs. They signed up for three or four clubs at once, passed the interview and training, and then participated in club activities. One of my applications has a guzheng department. I have no foundation, but I like guzheng very much, so I have been taking time to practice. But then I found out that these clubs were in conflict with my studies. I often have meetings in the club, but I can't be late. I often have meetings in class. Because there are many professional courses for freshmen and sophomores, the courses are very heavy, and the whole day is basically full, so I will go to the Zheng room to study guzheng immediately after class, and I will also open other courses to study music theory. I am so busy every day that I have no time to do other things, so I quit all the clubs except Guzheng.
So you can sign up for one or two clubs without delaying your studies. After signing up for the club, there are many complicated things. There are irregular meetings and monthly assessments, which are also very strict. You must sign up for the club rationally. Clubs are very interesting. There are many activities and competitions. Joining a club and performing on the stage is also very interesting and hard.
This is my personal experience, I hope it will help you.