choosing societies to join
I was just wondering how much time societies take up as i don't want to be rushed of my feet all of the time.
I plan on joining the netball society (have been playing for years) and the law society (for my course) but i have always fancied trying rowing and sailing.
Do you think 3 sports societies is too much? How often do they generally meet/train etc? And how often do non-sport societies meet generally?
I plan on joining the netball society (have been playing for years) and the law society (for my course) but i have always fancied trying rowing and sailing.
Do you think 3 sports societies is too much? How often do they generally meet/train etc? And how often do non-sport societies meet generally?
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