Feb 15, 2017 10:29 AM EST By Audri Taylors, UniversityHerald Reporter

College life is not just all about earning a degree, getting stuck in the classrooms, reviewing for exams, and writing essays. It is more of holistic learning, discovering your personality, and gaining new friends. And this is the reason why joining clubs is an essential part of every student's college life.

Getting involved in college and joining clubs offer many potential benefits, because you will be able to meet others who share the same interests or affiliations, according to Her Campus, which is a good starting point for establishing friendships. You also get to get involved in the activities you really enjoy, while at giving your resume a boost.

If you are interested and find this exciting, here are some of the top colleges which will make it a lot easier for you to get involved for a well-rounded college experience, according to US News.

Harvey Mudd College (CA)

This school has 815 students enrolled, with 90 registered organizations and an average of 9.1 students per club.

Davidson College (NC)

This school has 1,784 students enrolled, with 200 registered organizations and an average of 8.9 students per club.

Haverford College (PA)

This school has 1,233 students enrolled, with 145 registered organizations and an average of 8.5 students per club.

Cottey College (MO)

This school has 1,320 students enrolled, with 38 registered organizations and an average of 8.4 students per club.

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

This school has 2,384 students enrolled, with 300 registered organizations and an average of 7.9 students per club.

Centenary College of Louisiana

This school has 588 students enrolled, with 75 registered organizations and an average of 7.8 students per club.

Pomona College (CA)

This school has 1,663 students enrolled, with 227 registered organizations and an average of 7.3 students per club.

Hamilton College (NY)

This school has 1,872 students enrolled, with 256 registered organizations and an average of 7.3 students per club.

Marlboro College (VT)

This school has 280 students enrolled, with 46 registered organizations and an average of 6.1 students per club.

Scripps College (CA)

This school has 989 students enrolled, with 200 registered organizations and an average of 4.9 students per club.

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