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each of the following are reasons to join a club, organization, community
servic...
Physics, 16.01.2020 21:31 dameiranderson
2polnts
each of the following are reasons to join a club, organization, community
service project, or service-learning project except.
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a. the ability to earn high school and college credit.
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b. to explore interests with like-minded people
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c. being able to explore interests without being locked into a course.
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d. to come in contact with people you normally wouldn't socialize
with.
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