College is a place to make professional and social connections

        First and foremost, Professional Connections are way to grow your personal and professional skill set and expand your network. Participating in a connection requires time, energy, and enthusiasm. University’s career center like Southern Connecticut enables students to get job opportunities on campus and outside the school. Professional connections allow students like nursing majors get internship in terms of working in the hospital to get more experience about the nursing job. Even within the school, the choices a student makes about his or her field of study can have a huge impact on what he or she gets out of his or her degree but through professional connections the person can achieve his or goals of getting the right field of study.   Connecting is especially helpful if you need letters of recommendation because if you have plenty of people who know your goals and initiatives, it is likely they wouldn’t mind writing a letter of recommendation for you. Letters of recommendation also work well with new job opportunities. To get better pay or salary, live a better life and a better job, one must make professional connections. It creates an opportunity for students to know other people and exchange business cards and let others know what they excel in and what they are looking to pursue. It also allows students to learn about what other people do and what their goals are as well. The more professional connections which are collected during your college career, the more options you will have when you begin your job search.

          Furthermore, making social connections in college also helps a lot. Socializing with your peers is a key part in making the most out of your college experience. College is not just about growing academically; it is also about learning who you are as an individual. Volunteering for various organizations allows students to work alongside a variety of people which can lead to valuable friendships, as well as future career opportunities. Interacting with your peers is an important step to discovering what drives, inspires and fulfills you. Involvement in clubs, sport teams, organizations or fraternities enables students to socialize with their peers. Joining a club doesn’t just allow students to participate in activities that will promote social interaction, it gives you students chance to become connected to your school and build a sense of a community. It also creates a chance of getting scholarships in school. Most students who participate in social programs in college get scholarships to further their education. Socializing with good peers on campus promote tranquility and socializing with bad person campus create conflict. That why it very important to know the kind of people you hang out with. It very fabulous and fun having good people beside you. It good to socialize but it also good to know the people around you.