Let me answer, the societies in major cities can be roughly divided into academic societies and non-academic societies. Generally speaking, there are a lot of associations and types, so let's take a look at them one by one. The club has activities to recruit new students.

If you want to learn English, you can join the English Association. Want to learn painting and calligraphy, join the painting and calligraphy association. Want to learn math. Join the Mathematical Modeling Association. If you want to learn software and computers, join the Software Association and the Computer Association. If you want to learn Taekwondo, you can also join the Taekwondo Club. In addition, there are other interest groups, such as music, games, chess, military and so on.

In short, you basically have everything you want. As for whether it is worth participating, each association has its own level, so the credits added are different, and the atmosphere of the association may be very different. Personally, I think credits are secondary. The important thing is to make the short college time more colorful, learn more, know more people and expand contacts. This is a more valuable asset than credits! Therefore, as long as you participate seriously and take everything seriously, it is undoubtedly worthwhile!