Do you think it is meaningful for college students to join the student union?

Although I didn't join the student union in college, it is necessary and meaningful to join the student union.

Here, "student union" is not a specific term, but refers to all student associations and organizations similar to "student union". You must attend a few, so as not to waste your college time.

First of all, college confidants and friends are basically met in clubs such as the Student Union. The class design of the university is a shift system, and everyone has no fixed deskmate. Basically, after finishing college, people in the same class are not even familiar with each other.

Although everyone in the same dormitory is familiar with it, everyone knows about the university dormitory. Roommates are assigned by the school, not chosen by themselves. It's best to be friends, but if you can't be friends, forget it.

But society is different. Basically, people come to a club because they have the same interests or goals and have many club activities. Basically, when there are activities, a group of people get together to finish them. People who have been tested together are most likely to become good friends, so basically, the best friends in universities are harvested in student unions and other similar societies.

Secondly, participating in the student union can greatly exercise your social skills, teamwork skills and planning and organization skills.

It is said that the university is a small society, but people who only concentrate on reading can't understand why the university is a small society. University is a transitional period from study to employment, during which you need to exercise your working ability. Only by participating in the collective activities of the student union can you exercise this ability.

Students often need to organize groups to participate in competitions and plan activities. Sometimes you even need to stay up late to cut video push. These abilities are indispensable in future social work.