When doing anything, it is wrong to blindly follow the trend. You know, what is suitable for others may not be suitable for you, and the same is true for freshman clubs. Remember not to blindly follow suit and choose clubs. For example, when some freshmen choose clubs, they often choose some well-known or common clubs. If they rashly choose such a club, it will undoubtedly increase the difficulty of their game. Later, after joining them, they are likely to find that they are not suitable for themselves, and even bring troubles to their college life.
When freshmen choose clubs, they can choose according to their hobbies, and only those they are interested in will spend their energy on research and study. On the other hand, if you are dealing with a club you don't like, you may be able to accept it at first, but after a long time, you will inevitably feel bored, which not only delays your college time, but also fails to learn useful knowledge, which is not worth the candle. So when choosing a club, try to know what your hobbies are. Only by finding a like-minded classmate can we further improve our ability and make college life more colorful.
In addition, remember not to choose too many clubs and find the one that suits you best, so as not to affect your study. If freshmen really can't find a suitable club after entering school, they can not join. If you can find other better places to develop, you can join or not. In normal times, you can use the remaining time to do more meaningful things you want to do.