Join Clubs

Whether you choose to take part in Extra-curricular activities or join clubs like study club, music club or sports club, it will all help to perk up ones resume. It is equally important to build both professional and social contacts that are relevant when exploring the field you’re interested.

Building your resources

Professors: Getting insights from your professors will not only help build your knowledge but can also lead you in the right direction—possibly a letter of recommendation or even job connections in your field.

Friends: Probably friends at this time may be purely for whiling away time or even sheer entertainment, keeping connections with classmates or seniors can be quite beneficial when looking down the near future for job opportunities.

The Library: These days’ libraries might be the halls of ghost and students’ gossips but it still as always, is a great place to study and learn with the ample number of knowledge lined on shelves. Furthermore considering the library at colleges to be free of any sort or fee, it wouldn’t harm you to utilize the books once in a while.

Computer Lab: Computer labs can come in great use when looking up study material during recess. Most students who don’t own a computer or pc’s often spend a lot of time in cyber parlors, hence to avoid spending a good amount of money for an hour or two with slow internet at cyber parlors you can always utilize your free time in computer labs.

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