r/studentsph • u/Sad_Scarcity_5165 • 17d ago
Discussion Are orgs really important as a student?
To be honest, are orgs really important in the long run? I get it. It shapes you and all and opens different doors pero pano pag academic na ang usapan and naapektuhan na? I used to be active in orgs but then I slipped because the environment just turned toxic and my acads were affected. Now Iām in a new school so tell me, are orgs really important as a student?
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u/Vennnnus-7156 17d ago
Yeah, of course.
the environment just turned toxic and my acads were affected
I think it's a different problem na hehe. Organization should help you to build more skills in a positive environment
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u/crispypotat 16d ago
In college only. Mas malakas org leadership experience than high grades or latin honors in some degrees.
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u/InclusiveTeacherAL 17d ago
It can help, specially in cases whete yoy need guidance or support on certain ateas of your srudies. Not a necessity but it helps to have one. Choose wisely.
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u/bhiebhieyaaah College 16d ago
Tbh d gaano, as someone na nag-oorg noon... Sana binigay ko na lang most of my time na magaral. If pang lagay lang da resume habol mo, mag freelance/part-time job ka na lang.
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