First of all, you can join a university club, especially a club that has just entered the university from high school and has more leisure time. There are various rules and schedules. Many students will be confused and suddenly have a lot of extra time and don't know what to do.

If you don't participate in clubs, student unions and other activities, you can't restrain yourself well. These hours may be spent playing mobile phones and games, which is meaningless. If you don't know what you want to do, joining a club that interests you is undoubtedly a good way to improve yourself in your spare time.

Secondly, joining a club actually has many advantages. For example, in the annual awards, you can get extra points, exercise your executive ability, do things you are interested in, and meet some like-minded friends. If you hold a certain position in the club and exercise your management ability, these can also be written in your resume for future applications. There are still many advantages to joining a club.

Thirdly, in the university campus, the courses are generally only related to majors and are also taught by teachers.

What you need to learn in college is not only professional knowledge, but also book level. University is equivalent to a small society, where you must learn some principles of dealing with people and prepare for entering the real society in the future. Joining clubs and student unions is a good way, because you will meet many kinds of people, and you need to deal with many people, which will exercise your abilities in all aspects and better adapt to society after graduation.

Finally, we must balance the relationship between study and club activities. After all, universities should focus on learning, supplemented by activities. Once you feel that you can't take care of both, give up decisively and don't let it affect your studies. Generally speaking, it is ok to join the 1-2 club, as long as you are not lazy and do everything well.