University Life

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3 Things Every University Student Needs to do in University

1. Get involved in a club or society 



Joining a club or society will even teach you new skills. But the most important benefit is that it will help you expand your social circle. It will help you develop connections with people in the club (supervisors, professors, other students) and also help you in future networking by connecting more easily with alumni and other people who are also involved in a similar club or activity. Explore all your options and choose an activity (or two) that interests you. Also, remember to leave a positive impression on those around you.

2. Start A Fitness Routine
Living on your own can be overwhelming. Add to that a full schedule of classes and having to manage your own chores and activities, and you are very likely to forget to take care of yourself! Many students gain weight in their first semester at university because they are in charge of their own meals and often forget to exercise. Take charge of your fitness regimen from the start and make sure you don’t suffer form any lasting health problems. Try joining a physical activity (most universities offer many dance, aerobics and martial art extracurricular options) or go to the gym 3 – 5 times a week.

3. Make A Life Plan

Living care-free and only focusing on your academics and social life is a fun way to go, but it is also important to figure out what you want from life during this time. While you’re studying and having all these life experiences, it is also helpful to know where you are going. It will help you in deciding where to apply for internships. It will help you figure out which optional classes to take for your major requirements. It will help you find the right set of alumni to network with. Figuring out a life plan will help you evaluate what skills you currently have and which skills you need to gain in order to succeed and achieve your goals. As you are doing this, it is also important to remember that nothing is set in stone. You always have the ability to alter your life plans if you feel like they need to be changed.


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