Today, more and more full time university students focus on other activities rather than spend a lot of time studying. Some people think it is essential for university students to be involved in other activities. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Nowadays,
peoples
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are expected
have
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a
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good soft
skills
also
technical
skills
. Soft
skills
were not obtained through
classroom
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, but it was developed through social
activities
. In order to meet
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needs, some college
students
were
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spent more
times
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to join
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several
activities
outside their routine
class
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classes
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. We need to consider both the benefits and the drawbacks of
this
case.
Firstly
,
students
have obligations to finish their studies so they need to
put
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it
as
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first priority. If they
were
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too focused on
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another activity
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activities
besides
their academic
activites
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activities
, they will
struggling
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to follow their courses. It would
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hard to
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on several
activities
simultaneously since you have
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of time and presence to join in the teaching process.
Then
, spending more time
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other
activities
could
give
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bad
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a bad
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influence
to
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your studies
that
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would lead to
bad
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a bad
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result
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results
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. If the
students
get low
score
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scores
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after
graduated
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, they will face
another challenges
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such
as finding jobs. The employer would
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if the candidates
not
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do not
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fulfill
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the
requirement
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requirements
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related to their studies
and
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it would give
bad
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perception
about
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their competencies. As
fresh
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graduate, the jobseeker would be considered from their technical competence rather
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their experience to do the job.
To conclude
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college
students
put more effort
to participate
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into participating
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on
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another
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activities
beside
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studying in the classroom. Knowledge from lecturing class would be more necessary to improve your value in the future to get a job or
another objectives
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that you want to reach. Social
skills
could improved
bye
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by
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the
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time through experience after the studying
acitivity
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activity
had
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finished.
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