Chances are you were involved in a lot of activities outside of your high school classroom that helped make you a well-rounded student. Don’t let that change; being involved is important to your health and growth as a young adult.
Students who are involved in activities outside the classroom—in clubs, athletics, the arts, and volunteering—as well as engaged in the classroom, are happier and more successful in college.
Lafayette offers plenty of opportunities for students to become involved in an all-embracing co-curricular experience through the Division of Student Life. If you can’t seem to find something that interests you, you can start your own club too. That’s how some of the best organizations on campus got started.
