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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In recent posts about UF and Georgetown, posters have lamented that getting into clubs is competitive. I've seen that about other schools, as well. When we've gone on tours, every school has talked about their variety of clubs and made them sound like they were open to anyone who wanted to join. "I signed up for 50 clubs!" "If there isn't a club for what you want, you can start one." Can someone provide some insight into these "competitive" clubs? No one is talking about this on tours.[/quote] Freshman at large public Tried out and made club sports team; Applied and not accepted to major related social/educational club.[/quote] Will your child apply to the club next year? Maybe it is harder to get accepted to the clubs as a freshman?[/quote] You are EXACTLY right and yes he will. Thank you. [/quote] I’m glad he will. Good for him! [/quote]
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