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Personal Narrative: Joining The Accounting Club

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I beleive my biggest regret this first semster was not joining any clubs. My goal was to join a club right away, but I couldn 't find that I liked. Hopefully next semster, I will abe to join a club that fits me the best. Joinning a club is big in college becuase jobs will look to see if you joined any organzitions thorughout your college caeer. I think I might join Accounting Club next semeter. I bleeive joining Accounting Club would a huge boost to my reseume. I went out couple of times, but not as much as I would like to. My friends kept encouraging to come out, but I would usually end staying in my dorm or going home on the

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