This is an opportunity for you to meet students from different backgrounds and learn new cultures from them.

2. Various art societies

Only you know how versatile you are. Now you should share your talents with others. There are various art groups in the school for you to display your talents. If you have a good voice, you can join the choir and serenade the whole school. If your musical talent is at your fingertips, there are many clubs for you. Some schools have Korean percussion clubs, Jamaican bronze drum clubs, and some even have whistle choirs. Of course, if you feel that you belong to the stage, there are many drama clubs for you to show your strength. These clubs are also suitable for students who are interested in lighting and sound control. If your friends often laugh at your jokes, you can consider joining a comedy club. You can choose a series of small comedies, which requires you to write a story in advance. You can also choose impromptu comedy to test your impromptu ability. If you prefer to shake your body, then the dance club is more suitable for you. There will always be various dance clubs in the school, including street dance, salsa, ballroom dancing and so on. These performing groups have different levels, and the audition is open to everyone. So, even if you don't have any experience, you can try it.

3. Academic/professional associations

Some student associations are more inclined to learn more about what they have learned in class and prepare for future graduate studies. These students usually set up a math or physics club, through which they can find students with similar interests and learn more about their majors. In addition, some students prepare for their future by joining clubs organized by students who want to go to law/medicine/business school in the future. Some young entrepreneurs may set up an organization to take advantage of all business opportunities in the school. If you like politics, then you can continue to participate in the Model United Nations. These clubs are extremely beneficial to your life after graduation from college. Through these, you can meet many people who have the same career plan as you, and they can always give you some advice about the future. If you are interested in law school, you can join a club organized by pre-law students, who may help you when you are ready to apply for law school.

4. Fraternities and sororities

Fraternities and sororities are important parts of campus life. Fraternities only have boys, while sororities only have girls.

5. Sports clubs/school sports competitions

Some excellent athletes in high school decided to concentrate on their studies after entering the university, and no longer served as the school team. Others just want to play with other students and do some sports. No matter what your original intention is, there will always be many sports clubs and teams to serve you. Sports clubs don't need the same training intensity as you do on the school team, and people of any level can participate. If you want to take part in some fierce competitions, then different teams in the school may be the best choice. You can compete with your classmates by taking part in one of them. Most schools have many American sports teams (basketball and indoor football teams), but many other sports you like may not be so popular. (tennis, table tennis). Of course, you can also gather a group of students to form a club that interests you.

6. Activity correlation

Some student associations were established for some problems. If you have something of special concern, you can find some classmates who have the same hobbies as you to set up an organization.

7. Religious groups

If you are interested in understanding your spiritual world, there will be many student organizations to help you. There are many Christian, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim and Buddhist organizations in the school according to the distribution of students in different regions. Of course, there are also societies that discuss religious integration. These societies hope to unite people of different religious beliefs. Just like other cultural societies, these societies are made up of students from different backgrounds, who want to share their backgrounds and get in touch with new cultures. Such a society can provide students with all kinds of opinions, from ethical issues to how to relax themselves.

8. Volunteers

There will also be many clubs dedicated to voluntary service in the school. Some schools provide humanitarian support for low-income families to build houses. Others will provide services to the surrounding communities, such as providing counseling to the surrounding junior and senior high school students. Different organizations often unite to deal with some emergencies, such as submarine earthquakes and hurricanes in New Zealand. You will meet many students with strong humanitarianism, meet many great people and do something useful to society.

9. Other associations

General classification of university associations. Of course, some don't fall into these categories. If you don't have the club you want, you can try to create one! Try to find a group of students to join your club. Most schools support students to set up new clubs. If you need money, you can also ask the school for it! 、